2020 has been a rough year for everyone. Especially for the film industry. The unknown of when theaters are going to be allowed to open and when they can shoot has really hurt. Some films have still managed to find a way to get noticed. One inspirational film that was able to do this is Scott Pryor’s Tulsa.

This film is inspired by true events from one of Pryor’s actual trial cases. This is due to the fact that besides also being a writer, director, and actor, Pryor is also a trial lawyer. Tulsa follows a desperate marine biker whose life is changed with he finds out that he has a sassy 9-year-old daughter.

Here is the synopsis for Tulsa down below:

In TULSA, Biker ‘Tommy Colston’ (Scott Pryor) is a hopeless addict. When ‘Tommy’ discovers he has a long-lost daughter named ‘Tulsa’ (Livi Birch), he reluctantly welcomes the 9-year-old into his home but tries to keep her out of his heart. The head strong girl attempts to use her strong faith to save ‘Tommy’ from his addictions and the demons of his past. When tragedy strikes, ‘Tommy’ is forced to face his demons and attempts to become the father of ‘Tulsa’s’ dreams. Inspired by true events from Scott Pryor’s client as a trial lawyer, TULSA is a funny and heartwarming story of redemption, family, and forgiveness, even in the darkest of times.

I really enjoyed this film. It really brings home the importance of faith in your life and how that can generate hope. Many others have already enjoyed this film as it had reached the #3 all-time box office for self-distributed films, despite the pandemic. Last I heard it was close to reaching #2.

LRM Online had the opportunity to sit down with Pryor for a few minutes to talk about Tulsa. In our conversation, we talk about how he manages his many hats from lawyer all the way to actor. Also his relationship with his on-screen daughter Livi Birch. Last but certainly not least we talk about the importance of faith. Check out the interview down below!

For more information visit their website at tulsathemovie.com

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