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Nothing But a Man (1964)

Railroad laborer Duff Anderson struggles to maintain his dignity and marriage to a preacher's daughter in the racially segregated South.

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Jose V 16 Dec 2008

With all of the nascent interest in "Black Film" I fail to fathom how this treasure has escaped mention, it's rarely --- if ever --- talked about. An extraordinary Motown Soundtrack and performances by Ivan Dixon and Abbey Lincoln so powerful that it can be argued they are exact barometers of gauging the Black Experience at the time of its creation. Without this there would NOT be a Black Film Movement.

Donald J. Levit 29 Jan 2012

It is difficult to fathom the long obscurity of this sincere, compassionate film.

Michael Atkinson 08 Jan 2013

Roemer had little more than his wits and good intentions to work with, and that DIY attitude makes the movie reverberate like a blues chord.

Travon P 08 Feb 2009

A truly brilliantly acted, authentic story about how dangerous it was to think your mind, where being yourself could get you killed. Painful and brilliant.

Christophe B 25 Oct 2014

A straight forward, slice of life drama about how a man searches for common dignity in segregated Alabama in the 1960s. No bell or whistles, this classic is a soft spoken character study about how a man chooses his paths in life. Often mentioned as Malcolm X's favorite film. Watch this film to get an accurate portrayal of life in the South during his era.