Tuscaloosa is a drama film directed by Philip Harder. The main character of the movie is Billy Mitchell, who has just graduated from college and is about to enter the high society of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, where he grew up. However, his plans change when he meets a young woman named Virginia, who is a patient at his father's mental institution.
Virginia is a complex character who suffers from multiple personality disorder. As Billy gets to know her, he becomes increasingly fascinated by her world and her different personas. He spends more and more time with her, discovering her past and helping her confront her traumatic memories. As their relationship deepens, he realizes that he is falling in love with her.
Meanwhile, Billy's father, who owns the mental institution, is trying to sell the property to a wealthy businessman who plans to turn it into a shopping center. Billy is torn between his love for Virginia and his loyalty to his father, who sees her as just another patient.
The movie explores themes of mental illness, trauma, family, and forbidden love. It features strong performances from its lead actors, including Devon Bostick as Billy and Natalia Dyer as Virginia. Overall, Tuscaloosa is a thought-provoking and emotional film that will leave viewers thinking long after the credits have rolled.