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Billy Elliot

Billy Elliot
Billy Elliot

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Year

2000

Duration

110 minutes

Genres

Drama

Language

English


Synopsis

Set in a small northern town during the miners' strike of the 1980s, Billy Elliott is the heart-warming story of an ordinary boy who discovers he prefers dancing to being pummelled in a boxing ring. But even though he has the talent - and the chance to go to a prestigious ballet school - 11-year-old Billy has to convince his gruff father and the rest of his family to let him make the most of his gifts. The talented Jamie Bell is wonderful in the title role in a film that never fails to win over everyone who sees it.


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Contains some strong and derogatory language

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