Still Mine (2012)

In the tranquil landscape of coastal New Brunswick, the once-unchanging lives of Craig and Irene Morrison, an endearing octogenarian couple, start to unravel. The relentless tide of modern regulations has washed away their ability to sustain themselves from their modest farm, and to compound their woes, Irene is showing unsettling signs of early dementia. Their loving but concerned children, still living close by, advocate for a standardized care approach for their mother, but Craig, a natural-born builder who inherited his father's shipbuilding skills, envisions a different path. Guided by his intuitive craftsmanship, Craig embarks on an ambitious project to build a smaller, single-story dwelling on their property, using the timber from their own trees. This endeavor, born from a simple design in Craig's mind, is met with both encouragement and concern from friends, urging him to navigate the complex maze of building permits and regulations. Despite Craig's meticulous dedication to age-old building standards, his project is thwarted time and again by the labyrinthine bureaucracy, posing the risk of his dream being dismantled. Yet, his unwavering desire is to create a sanctuary where he and Irene can spend their twilight years peacefully. This gripping tale of resilience and love illuminates the struggle between antiquated skills and modern rules, and the enduring spirit of a man fighting for his vision of comfort and serenity in the face of adversity.

Still Mine is a drama movie featuring James Cromwell.

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