An unflinching meditation on grief, survival, and the stubborn grace of human connection, Good People traces with austere restraint the aftermath of a nightclub fire in North Macedonia that claimed sixty-three young lives, rendering its survivors and quiet heroes not as symbols but as people – aching, enduring, and profoundly real. What begins as a reckoning with catastrophe becomes, almost imperceptibly, a study in resilience, a testament to the fragile but persistent power of hope.