Still Mine

(2012)

Still Mine is a heartfelt drama that tells the story of an elderly couple's battle against local authorities to construct their dream home. Set in rural New Brunswick, Canada, the film follows Craig and Irene Morrison, who have been married for over six decades and are determined to spend their remaining years in a house they design themselves.

However, their plans are met with resistance from the local building inspector, who claims the construction violates various regulations. Undeterred, Craig begins building the small, sturdy house by himself, using traditional methods that he has mastered over the years.

As Craig fiercely fights against the bureaucratic red tape, he faces numerous challenges, including legal threats and fines. The couple's love and determination are tested, but they refuse to give up on their dream.

Based on a true story, Still Mine portrays the deep bond between Craig and Irene as they navigate the complexities of aging and bureaucracy. The film explores themes of love, resilience, and the importance of standing up for what you believe in.

With poignant performances by James Cromwell and Geneviève Bujold as Craig and Irene, Still Mine is a touching and inspiring film that captures the indomitable human spirit in the face of adversity.