A Good Person

• Drama
• Comedy

Following a devastating car accident, Allison’s meticulously constructed life unravels into a spiral of grief and prescription drug dependence, forcing a reckoning with profound guilt and the fractured remnants of her future. The film distinguishes itself not through sensationalism, but through the unexpectedly tender and often darkly humorous connection she forms with William, the grieving father of her late fiancé. William, a Vietnam veteran battling his own demons and struggling with rigid expectations, offers Allison an unconventional path toward fragile redemption – a journey marked by shared pain, blunt honesty, and the restorative power of confronting trauma rather than escaping it. This isn’t a story of neat healing, but of messy, imperfect attempts at rebuilding amidst the wreckage, underscored by the poignant realization that forgiveness, both of oneself and others, is a painfully slow and often incomplete process.