Parents Guide for
Billy Elliot (2000) More at IMDbPro »

A boy wears his sister's dress and lip stick - says his father does it when he thinks no one is looking

Two boys quickly kiss on the cheek

A girl offers to show a boy her 'fanny', he declines.

Much discussion about whether boys/men who are interested in becoming ballet dancers are gay (poufs)

The main character is seen shirtless a couple of times.

Police and striking miners clash - police beat people with nightsticks.

A young man is seen being stamped by police horses and beaten by the police, he is under a white sheet and blood is shown on the sheet although non of the injury's are seen.

Striking miners throw things and yell at 'scabs' crossing the picket line.

Many uses of the f-word

Some 'English' profanity

Mild drinking and smoking

Police and striking miners clash

Striking miners throw things and yell at 'scabs' crossing the picket line

Billy's speech about what it feels like to dance may be very emotional

The family relationships may be upsetting