Zach Braff and Esther McGregor to star in "Clean Hands."

Zach Braff and Esther McGregor will star in a new film called "Clean Hands." The movie is based on the real-life story of Kevin Simmers, a former drug cop, and his daughter Brooke. It will show their struggles during the American drug crisis. The film is directed and written by Jake Allyn. It will look at both the law enforcement and addiction perspectives, highlighting the relationship between a father and his daughter. Filming is scheduled to begin in April and May. Kevin Simmers led a drug taskforce in Hagerstown, Maryland, but his life changed dramatically when his daughter battled addiction. For two years, they faced many challenges together. Kevin eventually decided to leave his job to help others, founding Brooke’s House, a recovery home for women. Jake Allyn believes this story is important and can help save lives. He aims to depict both sides of the issue authentically. Braff, known for his role in "Scrubs," will also be an executive producer on the movie, alongside several others. Esther McGregor has appeared in various projects, including "Obi-Wan Kenobi." Both actors have a solid reputation in the industry, and the film is generating excitement ahead of its release.