What Does Billy Elliot Represent
‘Billy Elliot’
In the film ‘Billy Elliot’, 11 year old boy Billy is bought up into an economically repressed mining town without the care of his beloved mother. Billy lives in a small cramped English house with his bad-tempered brother, out of control father and his delirious grand-mother. All Billy wants to do is dance but Billy is told by his father that “boys wrestle; boys don't dance”. But Billy loves to dance. This disappoints Billy and creates an obstacle for Billy’s dream of dancing. But as Billy gets older his dream of dancing becomes more of a reality, with the help of his ballet teacher, family and friends.
In my static image the hatched swan eggs represents how Billy has struggled throughout his childhood, but now has hatched into a beautiful adult swan. The idea of the swan came from the end of the movie when Billy performs a swan in the Royal Ballet Swan it shows Billy has accomplished his dream to dance. The childhood toys and boxing gloves inside the swan eggs represent the obstacles Billy took to make his dream come true. The boxing gloves stopped him from because of what his father believed “boxing is for boys, NOT BALLET!” The eggs have been printed in black and grey it symbolizes that his childhood is not important to him. The eggs are hatched to represent …show more content…
But it is also because he has less obstacles in front of his way to becoming a royal ballet dancer. Billy is bright and white because although he has accomplished his dream and is now a Royal Ballet Dancer. He is wearing a men’s ballet leotard with swan feathers attached. The Sawn costume shows that he has hatched out of his childhood problems into a new dream life of a royal ballet dancer. His head is turned to the left because he is looking into a new, fresh and clean. Billy is in a leaping ballet position to show that he is leaping into his new daring future where he makes decisions for
In the film ‘Billy Elliot’, 11 year old boy Billy is bought up into an economically repressed mining town without the care of his beloved mother. Billy lives in a small cramped English house with his bad-tempered brother, out of control father and his delirious grand-mother. All Billy wants to do is dance but Billy is told by his father that “boys wrestle; boys don't dance”. But Billy loves to dance. This disappoints Billy and creates an obstacle for Billy’s dream of dancing. But as Billy gets older his dream of dancing becomes more of a reality, with the help of his ballet teacher, family and friends.
In my static image the hatched swan eggs represents how Billy has struggled throughout his childhood, but now has hatched into a beautiful adult swan. The idea of the swan came from the end of the movie when Billy performs a swan in the Royal Ballet Swan it shows Billy has accomplished his dream to dance. The childhood toys and boxing gloves inside the swan eggs represent the obstacles Billy took to make his dream come true. The boxing gloves stopped him from because of what his father believed “boxing is for boys, NOT BALLET!” The eggs have been printed in black and grey it symbolizes that his childhood is not important to him. The eggs are hatched to represent …show more content…
But it is also because he has less obstacles in front of his way to becoming a royal ballet dancer. Billy is bright and white because although he has accomplished his dream and is now a Royal Ballet Dancer. He is wearing a men’s ballet leotard with swan feathers attached. The Sawn costume shows that he has hatched out of his childhood problems into a new dream life of a royal ballet dancer. His head is turned to the left because he is looking into a new, fresh and clean. Billy is in a leaping ballet position to show that he is leaping into his new daring future where he makes decisions for