Language, Nonverbal Codes, and Cultural Space

I am surface-to-air missile Is an emotion severally(prenominal)y charged movie about a mentally disabled father that does his best to get ahead his daughter that was abandoned by her mother at birth. in that respect is a large cast of characters that open to the movie and all of them give-up the ghost in different ways. Cultural differences and communication styles will be explored further. The tenseness of the movie is the bond between surface-to-air missile and his daughter Lucy. Almost from the beginning there Is a car park bond between the two eased on the mental capacity they both share.Once Lucy Is old adequate to formulate her own thoughts the small communication gap they once had was dissolved. They both had similar thoughts and exhibited a in general high context communication style throughout the movie. Having so much in common and existence around each other contributed to the many verbal and nonverbal cues they used to communicate. Many times Sam would revert ba ck to Battles trivia to answer question asked of him. Since he didnt have the mental capacity to reach meaningful adult talk, this is how he hose to communicate with Intellectually superior people.Sam had a few friends that were all disabled in their own ways and it was obvious to see that they all had their own ways to communicate when speaking about how to raise Lucy but they all knew what each other was saying even if it wasnt obvious. There were many other types of communication I observed in the movie. As cold and calculated as Cams lawyer Rata was, Sam and her actually developed a strong bond as they both helped each other out with their Issues. Randy, who became Lullys foster parent also