"A Stranger Among Us" ( Sidney Lumet )

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"There are different ways of looking at culture, and these may involve methodological differences, each of which may be applied to the same culture. "Culture" looked at as an intrinsic and universal aspect of all social life would then discern differences in each society based on variations in core values, institutions, and behaviors. Viewing culture as distinct and explicit practice reflects each culture as essentially distinct, manifested in different explicit institutions, values, and behaviors. Within every culture there are also subcultures, groupings of people with slightly different cultural roots who conform on one level to the norms of the larger society and on another place a higher value on the norms of their particular group. In the film A Stranger Among Us (1992), there is an explicit emanation of the meaning of culture, the value of a.."

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