A GOOD PERSON: It's a messed up world, but...

Zach Braff joins licensed therapist Jonathan Decker and professional filmmaker Alan Seawright to dive into his new film, A Good Person. Jono and Alan share why the film resonates with them. It's a messed up world, but there's dark and light.

[sophiatorchinsky]

The movie is phenomenal!! It’s just so raw and real and utterly human. In all it’s grief and beauty.

[saraperkins]

I went to see this movie on 3/26. Thank you both for the recommendation. As someone who is recovering from trauma and PTSD, this story really resinated with me. I felt seen. I was laughing and crying, sometimes at the same time.

For anyone who has not seen this movie. I do highly recommend. It is a powerful story of the true darkness that exists in the world and the light that you can find through connection.

[majinpierce]

I got so excited when I saw another cinema therapy post this week! I just wish I could do the patreon and see even more!

[YF_]

Went to the theater yesterday and it’s such an AMAZING movie Thanks!

[seria]

I love the anime reacts you guys have been doing, been subbed since and actually watched most of them now

[Oleksandra_Vit]

Ok, guys, I’m a Ukrainian scriptwriter who currently lives in Spain. Obviously i’m not able to see this movie right now (maybe later). But those of you who can - what are you waiting for?

[ShMartinJo]

Just saw it. I don’t know what the critics are thinking. Maybe it’s on society’s views of how they aren’t on board with themes of forgiveness and redemption, just as the movie itself portrays initially. But the themes presented were ever so strong just as it can be ever so true. 8/10. Looking forward to CT covering this movie in one of their future episodes.

[neaofthenorth]

There will always be more good than bad in the world.

[rachaelbrugmans]

I'm afraid to see this movie in public, I may not be able to maintain any measure of composure

[traxstaromega]

I just came back from seeing a movie that made me want to be better. I look forwards to making progress, (also I'm excited to see if you guys tackle the new DND movie)

[natfeeney]

I think k this is going to be a very emotional watch for me, very close to home. I’m actually scared to go to the cinema, as will more than likely bawl from start to finish

[amandaski]

While I'm sure it's a lovely film and I appreciate the sentiment, I'm having trouble seeing what good is going to come out of our speedrun toward fascism.