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 | EventNothing But a ManFeb 22 - Feb 28 
 (Michael Roemer, USA, 1964, 35mm, 95 min)
 
 New 35mm print!
 
 Friday, Feb 22 at 07:00PM
 Friday, Feb 22 at 09:00PM
 Saturday, Feb 23 at 07:00PM
 Saturday, Feb 23 at 09:00PM
 Sunday, Feb 24 at 07:00PM
 Sunday, Feb 24 at 09:00PM
 Monday, Feb 25 at 09:00PM
 Tuesday, Feb 26 at 07:00PM
 Tuesday, Feb 26 at 09:00PM
 Wednesday, Feb 27 at 07:00PM
 Wednesday, Feb 27 at 09:00PM
 Thursday, Feb 28 at 07:00PM
 Thursday, Feb 28 at 09:00PM
 
 Adapted from a 1933 stage play and proclaimed "one of the most sensitive films about black life ever made in this country," Nothing But a Man tells a story whose realism and universality needs no embellishment. Duff Anderson, a black railroad worker, falls in love with and marries schoolteacher Josie, but their marriage is threatened by Duff's struggle to keep a steady job while fighting for his dignity in a world of economic and racial inequality. As pressures personal and societal bring the tension in Duff's life close to breaking point, will his marriage to Josie be his ruin or his deliverance?
 
 An Artists Public Domain/Cinema Conservancy Release of a Cinedigm/New Video Film. Restored by LIbrary of Congress Packard Campus for Audio Visual Conservation.
 |  |  | LocationNorthwest Film Forum (View)
1515 12th Ave 
Seattle, WA 98122 
United States 
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