In the emotionally resonant drama "Only Good Feelings," a tightly wound architect named Sarah finds her meticulously controlled life upended when she inherits a dilapidated seaside inn from a grandmother she barely knew. Driven by a desire to sell the property quickly and return to her orderly world, Sarah’s plans are complicated by the inn’s eccentric caretaker, a free-spirited artist named Leo, who believes the building holds a secret to healing old wounds. As Sarah begrudgingly sorts through decades of forgotten belongings, she uncovers fragments of her family’s fractured past, forcing her to confront painful memories she has long suppressed. The central conflict emerges between her need for emotional safety and the messy, unpredictable pull of human connection. With a gentle, contemplative tone and stunning coastal cinematography, the film explores the quiet power of letting go and the surprising ways that grief can transform into grace. Jenna Ortega delivers a nuanced performance as Sarah, while Paul Rudd brings warmth and whimsy as Leo, creating a poignant story about finding home in the most unexpected places.