Still Mine

About This Movie

Still Mine is a quiet, meditative drama that pulls you into the struggles of Craig, a farmer in New Brunswick, as he battles against red tape to build a home for his ailing wife, Irene. The film has this raw, earthy feel to it, really emphasizing the weight of love and responsibility. You can feel the isolation of rural life in every frame, and the pacing contributes to that slow burn tension as Craig faces bureaucratic hurdles. The performances, especially by James Cromwell as Craig, ground the film. They bring a poignant authenticity to the emotional stakes. It's a compelling exploration of aging, love, and the fight for dignity, wrapped in a story that feels both intimate and universal. There’s something distinctively Canadian about the tone too, which adds depth.

Features strong performances from James Cromwell and Genevieve Bujold.Captures rural Canadian life authentically.Themes of love, aging, and bureaucracy are central.