Good Intentions

About This Movie

Good Intentions is a raw look into addiction, captured through the lens of Alan, a 43-year-old French man in Barcelona. The film’s pacing is deliberately reflective, letting you sit with Alan's struggles. It has this gritty vibe, almost like a home video, which makes it feel incredibly personal and unfiltered. You see the toll that methamphetamine takes—not just on him but on relationships and dreams, too. It's distinctive in how it doesn't shy away from the harsh realities, showing his ten-year journey back to sobriety. The practical effects of his descent are haunting, and Alan’s vulnerability adds weight. It’s a heavy watch, but there’s a certain honesty that resonates long after the credits roll.

Documentary style offers intimate insight.Pacing allows reflection on addiction's impact.Alan's journey is both relatable and harrowing.