"Corrina, Corrina" is a 1994 film directed by Jessie Nelson that tells the story of a widowed father, Manny, played by Ray Liotta, who struggles to raise his two daughters in 1959. The family faces challenges after the death of the mother, particularly with the youngest daughter, Maggie, who stops speaking. To help, Manny hires a housekeeper named Corrina, portrayed by Whoopi Goldberg, who brings warmth and understanding to their home. Set against the backdrop of racial tensions in America, the film explores themes of grief, healing, and the importance of family. As Corrina bonds with the girls, she helps them navigate their loss while also confronting societal prejudices. The film highlights the transformative power of love and connection in overcoming personal and communal struggles.