Strictly Ballroom

Name: Strictly Ballroom
Director: Baz Luhrmann
Released: 1992
Cast: Paul Mercurio, Tara Morice, Bill Hunter, Pat Thomson, Gia Carides

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People

Baz Luhrmann• Director Paul Mercurio Tara Morice Bill Hunter Pat Thomson Gia Carides Peter Whitford Barry Otto John Hannan Sonia Kruger Kris McQuade

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Who would love this

♥Fans of Baz Luhrmann's distinctive, flamboyant style.
♥Viewers who enjoy uplifting romantic comedies with a strong underdog narrative.
♥People who appreciate dance films and vibrant visual storytelling.
♥Audiences looking for a film that celebrates individuality and breaking free from convention.
♥Those who enjoy satire and camp aesthetics.

Who might not

✗Viewers who prefer subtle, naturalistic filmmaking and dislike overt stylization.
✗Individuals who find over-the-top performances or aesthetics grating.
✗Those who are not fans of musical or dance-centric plots.
✗People who prefer gritty realism over fairy-tale narratives.

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What critics are saying about Strictly Ballroom

Strictly Ballroom is an excellent choice for comparative study as it is accessible, fun and fast-paced, but it also has serious themes and ultimately celebrates Australia's multicultural society, a view that has strong resonance for contemporary Ireland.The development of a government-assisted film industry reflected a desire to develop and nurture a national cinema. Films made during the 1970s and since reflect Australia’s increasing cultural diversity. 5. STRICTLY BALLROOM. The Dish, Australia’s biggest ever box office success.

Strictly Ballroom

Strictly Ballroom is an excellent choice for comparative study as it is accessible, fun and fast-paced, but it also has serious themes and ultimately celebrates Australia's multicultural society, a view that has strong resonance for contemporary Ireland. I hope you will find this guide an interesting, useful and enjoyable resource in your teaching of Strictly Ballroom.

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