Regarding Henry

The 1991 American drama directed by Mike Nichols and written by J.J. Abrams follows Henry Turner (Harrison Ford), a successful yet unscrupulous New York lawyer whose life is irrevocably altered after he is shot in the head during a robbery. Awakening from a coma with amnesia, Henry must relearn basic skills such as speaking, walking, and social interaction. As he undergoes rehabilitation, he begins to reassess his previous life, recognizing how distant he had become from his wife Sarah (Annette Bening) and daughter Rachel (Mikki Allen). Gradually, Henry transforms into a more compassionate and caring individual, striving to rebuild his fractured family relationships and abandon his former unethical professional practices. The film delves into themes of personal transformation, redemption, and the strength of familial bonds, illustrating how tragedy can lead to spiritual renewal and a reevaluation of one's life priorities.