Jesus Henry Christ is a 2012 comedy-drama film directed by Dennis Lee. The film follows the story of a ten-year-old boy named Henry James Hermin, who is a genius and was conceived in a petri-dish using a donated egg and sperm. He lives with his feminist mother, Patricia, who has a strong distaste for men and all things stereotypically masculine. Henry's only friend is a girl named Audrey, who is also a prodigy.
One day, Henry finds a box containing a bunch of Post-It notes that lead him to his biological father's address. He decides to go on a journey to find him, using his intelligence and wit to overcome obstacles along the way. Meanwhile, Patricia is trying to write her memoirs about raising Henry as a single mother and struggles with her own emotional issues.
As Henry gets closer to his father, he learns that the man has a daughter named Audrey, who turns out to be his friend from school. This revelation causes a strain on their friendship, but they eventually reconcile and continue their journey together. When Henry finally meets his father, a man named Dr. Slavkin O'Hara, he discovers a surprising truth about his genetic makeup that changes his perspective on the world and himself.
The film explores themes of family, identity, and the nature vs. nurture debate. It features an ensemble cast, including Michael Sheen, Toni Collette, Jason Spevack, and Samantha Weinstein. Jesus Henry Christ received mixed reviews upon its release, with some critics praising its humor and performances, while others criticized its uneven tone and predictability.