When Man Is the Prey

The film follows Samantha, the daughter of a prominent politician, as she returns to California after a year in Europe. Convinced that her father sent her home due to her relationship with Nat Brook, a black revolutionary, Samantha navigates the complexities of love and political activism.

As Nat engages in protests against violence, he becomes increasingly aware of the dangers posed by Samantha's father's influence. The film presents a narrative rich with anti-establishment sentiment, showcasing the struggles between personal relationships and broader societal issues. With its focus on black militancy and the hippie movement, 'When Man Is the Prey' captures the spirit of a transformative time in American history.