Zach Braff and Florence Pugh on 'A Good Person' and the impact of the opioid crisis in America

In this interview, the director and star of a new film about the American opioid crisis discuss the making of the movie. The star describes the experience of producing for the first time and the research both she and the director conducted to bring authenticity to their portrayal of addiction. The director shares his personal motivations for making the film and the importance of infusing humor into the story. Together, they offer a glimpse into the making of a film that tackles a difficult subject matter with empathy and humanity.

[luvair]

This movie doesnt get the credit it deserves. One of the best movies of the 20s

[gracieakinyi]

Yes this moved me so deeply coping with grief it's so hard

[gregkokjian]

Loved this movie; both Morgan Freeman and Florence Pugh are amazing 🤩

[cheri]

I have to be on Hydrocodiene for chronic pain. It's the only med that keeps me alive. I don't abuse it or take more then prescribed.

[cheri]

The pharma companies need to change for sure. Dr's need to change how they practice medicine. Dr's need to be more functional but then that means telling people not to eat foods they enjoy. It's the breads and sugars and sida that's killing out bodies. That includes alcohol