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Justine Last (Jennifer Aniston) is trapped in a miserable rut as a result of an uninteresting marriage and unsatisfying job. One day at work Justine comes to a crossroad in her life where she decides to have an immoral affair with a young cynical writer with the pen name Holden (Jake Gyllenhaal) from Catcher in the Rye. During the affair she recognizes the daily melancholy that she is experiencing and she understands that she needs to get away from it, but moral issues prevent her from doing so. This is a dilemma that she struggles with in order to get out her self-destructive path. Good Girl is a film for those who do not mind introspective laughs and melancholy on the silver screen. |
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