Still Mine

Craig Morrison, a stubborn and independent farmer in rural Canada, faces challenges as he tries to build a more suitable house for his ailing wife, Irene. With deteriorating health, Irene needs a home that accommodates her growing limitations, and Craig, an experienced craftsman, decides to construct it himself on their own property. His traditional building methods, however, come into conflict with modern building regulations enforced by bureaucratic authorities. Despite Craig's insistence on the quality and safety of his work based on decades of experience, the local officials continually obstruct his progress with fines and orders to halt construction.

As Craig fights against the system to maintain his dignity and autonomy, his relationship with Irene becomes a touching portrayal of enduring love and commitment amidst life's challenges. Faced with increasing external pressures and Irene's declining condition, Craig's resolve is tested as he navigates the legal and personal obstacles that stand in his way. The story unfolds as a poignant and heartfelt journey encapsulating the strains of aging, the bond of marriage, and the quiet rebellion of a man determined to do right by his wife against the impersonal forces of bureaucracy.