The author reflects on a personal realization of entering 'nanna mode,' characterized by a growing affinity for media depicting older women. This inclination arises partly from the loss of her grandmother, prompting a deeper appreciation for the wisdom and charm of elderly characters, as showcased by figures like Kathy Bates and Meryl Streep. The article examines the cultural neglect of stories centered around older women, highlighting recent films that celebrate their experiences and the joy they bring into the narratives.
I've become steeped in Nanna. While I’m not knitting, I find joy in shows featuring older women, embracing their wisdom and charm in a youth-obsessed culture.
This journey into older-lady focused media coincides with losing my beloved nanna, as my grief softened and I sought comfort in these relatable portrayals.
It's not often we see stories of people older than 35. My indulgences include films with Meryl Streep and Candice Bergen enjoying adventures together.
Matlock, with Kathy Bates as a charming scamp, showcases the advantage of age in a society that often disadvantages the elderly.
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