In Goodrich (2024), a gripping drama set in a small, tightly-knit town, Thomas Goodrich, a former lawyer turned reclusive hermit, is forced to confront his dark past when a mysterious case resurfaces. Once a promising legal mind, Goodrich walked away from his successful career after a tragic event that left his life in ruins. Now, years later, the same case he once handled reappears, threatening to expose long-buried secrets that could destroy everything he’s tried to rebuild. When an ambitious young reporter, Claire Davis, begins investigating Goodrich’s past, she unearths hidden truths that challenge the very foundations of his quiet life. As Claire and Goodrich’s paths intertwine, both are forced to reckon with their own choices, guilt, and the consequences of truth. Goodrich must decide whether to keep running from his demons or confront them head-on, even if it means sacrificing everything he has left. Goodrich explores themes of redemption, guilt, and the inescapable weight of one’s actions. With tense, emotional performances and a story that delves deep into the complexities of personal responsibility, this film keeps audiences on the edge of their seats. It’s a tale of how the past shapes the present and whether we can ever truly escape the consequences of our decisions.