Jock Sturges once said, “Different members of different cultures will think that some things are beautiful,” which is representative of the perspective and feeling I accumulated throughout examining the film. The Nanook of the North encompassed the broad distinction of self-reliance, life styles, and something in reference to other cultures. The distinction of the one culture, the Eskimos, amongst others emphasized the unique elements that define variation we experience that we come to appreciate or think are “beautiful.” The variation I observed made me self-reflect on our culture and the effects it creates on our opinions. I noticed in the film that Nanook as well as other individuals in that society and Eskimo group had personalities that
