[A] pitch-perfect, deeply affecting film.

Not since "The Straight Story," when Richard Farnsworth traveled all the way from Iowa to Wisconsin by lawn mower to see his dying brother, have the wisdom, innocence and pride of a senior citizen combined so powerfully as a metaphor for the courage to face mortality. Unforgettable.

It’s nice to be reminded of what old people look like, since they are, at least in movies these days, ever more invisible.

The estimable James Cromwell splendidly anchors this tender, true-life tale.

Still Mine is a rewarding, performance-based film, ultimately a small pleasure to spend time with.