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Jack of hearts
Plump, preteen Elizabeth is assigned the role of the Jack of Hearts in a ballet recital. Despite misgivings about her own emerging femininity and the lumpish costume, Elizabeth carries off the performance until the curtain call when a classmate's antics push her to loudly proclaim that she is "not a boy."
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- "Gawky adolescent Elizabeth is assigned the role of the Jack of Hearts in a ballet recital. Despite a disastrous ending to the performance, Elizabeth's self-esteem is boosted by her mother's flamboyant friend Eadie, who teaches her poker and a life lesson at the same time, with the advice that she can win despite the cards she is dealt."
- "Plump, preteen Elizabeth is assigned the role of the Jack of Hearts in a ballet recital. Despite misgivings about her own emerging femininity and the lumpish costume, Elizabeth carries off the performance until the curtain call when a classmate's antics push her to loudly proclaim that she is "not a boy.""@en
- "Fiction. Ce film est tiré d'une série consacrée à des adaptations cinématographiques de nouvelles canadiennes-anglaises connues. Adaptation d'une nouvelle Isabel Huggan. Une jeune fille de 13 ans est blessée. À son cours de ballet, on lui a donné un rôle de garçon pour le prochain spectacle, en raison de sa grande taille. Elle est confrontée aux railleries des autres étudiants. Avec Renee Gersovitz, Patricia Phillips, Bronwen Mantel, John Freisen; narrator, Linda Sorensen."
- "At the annual ballet recital, Elizabeth, much to her chagrin, is cast in the part of the boy. The other girls in the ballet class ridicule her; her parents are unsympathetic. Only her free-spirited Aunt Eadie seems to understand. On the night of the recital, Elizabeth chastises the audience, shouting "I'm not a boy, can't you see? I'm a girl!" Eadie takes Elizabeth under her wing, and by teaching her how to play poker, helps her come to terms with her own self-confidence."
- "A 13-year-old girl is mortified to learn that she has been given the role of a boy in a forthcoming ballet recital, mostly because of her large size. She is forced to contend with ridicule from other students, and must also deal with the painful reality of being different and not conforming to the stereotypical image of a woman."@en
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