Finch (2021) is a science fiction drama film directed by Miguel Sapochnik and stars Tom Hanks in the titular role. The film explores themes of survival, technology, and the human condition in a post-apocalyptic setting.

The story follows Finch (Tom Hanks), a reclusive inventor who is one of the few survivors of a catastrophic event that has rendered the world uninhabitable. Finch has spent years in isolation, creating a robot named Jeff (voiced by Caleb Landry Jones) to help him in his quest for survival. As his health deteriorates, Finch decides to embark on a journey to ensure that Jeff, who is designed to protect and care for his loyal dog, Goodyear, can continue to thrive after he is gone.

The film focuses on the relationship between Finch and Jeff as they travel across a desolate landscape in a modified vehicle, facing various challenges along the way. The story delves into themes of legacy, companionship, and the bond between creator and creation.

Finch is praised for its emotional depth, Tom Hanks’ compelling performance, and its exploration of futuristic technology in a human context. The film combines elements of drama, science fiction, and road movie genres to create a heartfelt and thought-provoking narrative.