The film, Stardust, prove to have a great connection associated with Pierre Bourdieu’s practice theory, the concept of Habitus. In a sense, the concept of habitus is used to account for the ways in which individuals’ expectations or preferences come to reflect the conditions they were formed. (Rye, 2008, 125-6). An example of the element of habitus is embodied with Tristian Thorn, the protagonist, through his inability to interact/connect with the female counterpart due to his upbringing of not having a strong motherly figure (to guide him) (aka. Mommy issue). Mothers teach their young how to treat other women in their lives with care and affection, however, growing up without a mother figure molds man to be different people. Ultimately, treating
