Still Mine

Still Mine is a 2012 drama film starring James Cromwell that tells the inspiring true story of an elderly man named Craig Morrison who battles bureaucracy to build a new home for his ailing wife. As Craig faces obstacles from local authorities, he perseveres to construct a house that meets his wife's needs and reflects his love for her. The film explores themes of aging, love, determination, and the struggle against institutions. Still Mine delicately portrays the challenges of growing old in a system that often fails to understand the human experiences and emotions that drive us.

Still Mine has received positive reviews from critics. IMDb gives it a rating of 7.4/10, Rotten Tomatoes rates it at 92%, and Metacritic scores it at 72/100. Critics have praised James Cromwell's poignant performance and the heartfelt depiction of a couple's unwavering love amidst adversity. Variety describes the film as 'heartfelt and deeply moving,' while The Hollywood Reporter commends its 'nuanced portrayal of love and defiance'. Still Mine is a touching and thought-provoking tale that resonates with authenticity and emotional depth.