Matthew J. Saville's "Juniper" is probably not a movie that you'll be able to find easily, but you should try. It's a perceptive look at a teenager (George Ferrier) who has to take care of his grandmother (Charlotte Rampling) when she comes to live with the family in 1992 New Zealand.
Rampling has the perfect face for the role of the ornery grandma. Of course, the movie makes sure to flesh her out enough to understand her behavior, so that the viewer appreciates her more as the movie progresses.
In conclusion, having seen this movie, I hope that Saville continues to make movies. These sorts of movies give one a far deeper appreciation of cinema than do all these movies where Tom Cruise does a bunch of stunts.
Rampling has the perfect face for the role of the ornery grandma. Of course, the movie makes sure to flesh her out enough to understand her behavior, so that the viewer appreciates her more as the movie progresses.
In conclusion, having seen this movie, I hope that Saville continues to make movies. These sorts of movies give one a far deeper appreciation of cinema than do all these movies where Tom Cruise does a bunch of stunts.