"Nothing But a Man" is a 1964 film directed by Michael Roemer that explores the life of a young African American man named Duff Anderson. Set in the 1960s American South, the film addresses themes of race, identity, and personal dignity as Duff struggles to find his place in a society that often devalues him. The story follows Duff as he navigates his relationships, particularly with his wife, Josie, and his father. The film highlights the challenges he faces in maintaining his self-respect while confronting systemic racism and societal expectations, ultimately portraying a poignant journey of resilience and hope.