Service to Man

The film follows a white student from Brooklyn who navigates the challenges of being an outsider at Nashville’s prestigious black medical school. As he and his classmates face demanding professors and the complexities of medicine, they also confront personal and societal issues in their journey to become healers.

With a runtime of 92 minutes, Service to Man features a notable cast including Keith David and Lamman Rucker. This drama not only highlights the struggles of its characters but also provides insight into the historical context of medical education and race relations in the late 1960s.

Collectors can find Service to Man available on DVD and other formats, making it a worthwhile addition to those interested in films that explore meaningful historical narratives and social issues.