Angriest Man In Brooklyn

Henry Altmann (Robin Williams) is a man whose temper never seems to rest. Living in Brooklyn, he’s angry at everything: the noise, the traffic, his job, and even the people who try to help him. Every day feels like a battle, and every small irritation sets him off. But underneath all the shouting and frustration lies a man haunted by disappointment and loss.

One afternoon, Henry visits his doctor, Dr Sharon Gill (Mila Kunis), to check on what he assumes is a minor health issue. Still grieving her own troubles, Sharon loses patience with his endless complaints and, in a moment of frustration, blurts out that he has only 90 minutes left to live. Shocked and panicked, Henry storms out of the office, determined to make things right before time runs out.

What follows is a frantic and emotional journey through Brooklyn as Henry tries to apologise to his wife, reconnect with his brother, and fix the bridges he’s burned. Along the way, he realises how much of his life he’s wasted by being angry. Sharon, overcome with guilt, races to find him before it’s too late, hoping to correct her mistake and help him find peace.

As the clock ticks down, Henry’s day becomes a mix of chaos, reflection, and humour. Each encounter teaches him something about forgiveness, love, and the value of time.

The Angriest Man in Brooklyn is a moving story about second chances and rediscovering gratitude in the middle of life’s messiness. Through moments both funny and heartfelt, it reminds us that while anger can consume, kindness and connection can heal even in the final moments.