Pandemic-canceled film festival recreates itself as virtual event

"Tuscaloosa" tells the story of young man from a wealthy southern family in the early 1970s as he faces life, love and a troubled family history. Minnesota director Philip Harder adapted the film from the novel of the same name by Glasgow Phillips. The film is being shown at MSPIFF39 Redefined, the virtual remounting of the Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival canceled in April due to the pandemic.
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