Rather Strange Tribe

Dramatizes a usual busy morning in the life of a typical American family. Shows how an African anthropologist attempts to understand and explain (sometimes with difficulty) our routine actions such as waking, getting dressed and rushing through the day, the importance of a time-schedule, the concept of privacy within the family and our dependence upon television and radio. Presents a valid anthropoligical approach and analysis of our culture.

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