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At 03:07 PM 11/28/2001 -0600, Carol Donelan wrote:
>A colleague of mine is looking for films with plots featuring cultural
>transition(s), i.e. someone going to a foreign country, or someone coming
>home, and in both cases having to make some cultural adjustments and/or
>resisting changes.
>
>Any ideas?

Local Hero
The Deer Hunter
The Year of Living Dangerously

even the Crocodile Dundee movies have these elements...

Jim

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