'A Good Person' Trailer: Florence Pugh Cries Guilt in Zach Braff's Family Drama

Florence Pugh proves you can never really go home again.

The Oscar nominee stars in Zach Braff's latest drama "A Good Person" as Allison, a woman who survives a fatal accident and strikes up an unlikely relationship with her future stepfather, played by Morgan Freeman. Braff writes, directs and produces the feature film from New Jersey. Pugh also makes her producing debut with the film, which serves as a reunion for Freeman and director Braff after 2017's "Going in Style."

Molly Shannon, Celeste O'Connor, Zoe Lister-Jones and Chinaza Uche round out the cast.

The official synopsis reads: Daniel (Freeman) is reunited with Allison (Pugh), the once-blooming young woman with a bright future who has been embroiled in an unimaginable tragedy that claimed the life of her daughter. As a grief-stricken Daniel raises his teenage granddaughter and Allison seeks redemption, they discover that friendship, forgiveness and hope can flourish in unlikely places.

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With Braff and Pugh, Pamela Koffler, Christine Vachon, Christina Piovesan and Noah Segal are producing, and Beverly Rogers is producing the direction.

Braff has previously said that "A Good Person" is a turning point in Pugh's prestigious career. "Florence Pugh's performance in the movie, I know I'm biased, but it's the most miraculous thing you'll ever see," Braff said.

The 'Garden State' director continued, "I know everything Florence does is amazing. People say she's maybe the best actress of her generation. I think she's the one of the best working actresses. That performance she gives is amazing. I don't sell too much. It's a comedy-drama. She's the one to go with Morgan Freeman. You haven't seen Morgan like this for years."

In addition to 'A Good Person', Pugh will star in 'Dune: Part Two' and 'Oppenheimer'. To see all of Florence Pugh's upcoming projects, click here.

Meanwhile, Freeman appears in star-dark "Sniff" alongside Helen Mirren, Al Pacino and Danny DeVito, as well as Sonny Bell's jazz biopic "Hate to See You Go" opposite Bill Burr and Alfre Woodard. Freeman is also confirmed to star in "Muti" as an African studies professor who helps a detective (Cole Hauser) track down a serial killer.

"A Good Person" will premiere in select theaters on March 24 and will be released everywhere on March 31.

Check out the trailer below.

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