Henry's decision

Henry, a shy, awkward fifth-grader, is afraid of girls, avoids sports, and is hounded by class bullies Leslie and Tom. The situation changes, hhowever, when newcomer Brian arrives in class and replaces Henry as the object of ridicule. Henry succumbs to peer pressure and joins the other children in teasing Brian. Fortunately, a series of surprising events in gym class, allows Henry's true character to prevail. He tries to boost Brian's confidence by falling on purpose to allow Brian to win a track race. In the end, Brian stands up to Tom's insults.
, Henry is a shy, awkward fifth grader who thinks of himself as a nerd. He's scared of girls, avoids sports and is picked on by the class bullies. The situation changes when Brian, a small, shy newcomer joins Henry's class and replaces Henry as the object of ridicule. Henry gains acceptance when he succumbs to the temptation to tease Brian with the other kids. A live action film written and directed by Philip J. Marshall.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.