Social Encounter (1970)
The film “Social Encounter” explores themes of human interaction and societal norms through a series of vignettes. It reflects on the complexities of communication, personal responsibility, and racial segregation in housing. A conversation about driving leads to an apology and a ride, while a couple’s house-hunting experience reveals discriminatory practices in a neighborhood. The dialogue emphasizes the need for understanding and the impact of societal choices on individuals.
Keywords
human interaction, societal norms, communication, personal responsibility, racial segregation, housing discrimination, understanding, societal choices
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