Meet Grandma

About This Movie

Meet Grandma is a peculiar piece from 1984 that really captures this odd family dynamic. You've got this mother glued to the phone, a father lost in his TV world, and a kid just craving some attention, throwing toys like it’s his only outlet. The animation style is quite charming, with that hand-drawn feel that gives it a certain warmth. The arrival of the grandmother shakes things up—she's not received well, but there’s something deeper bubbling under. It’s more about the disconnect in family relationships and how an outsider can sometimes reveal the cracks we ignore. The pacing is a bit leisurely, but that adds to the introspective nature of the story. It’s an interesting look at familial neglect and that simple, everyday life. Definitely has its own charm, though.

Animation style has a hand-drawn warmth. · Themes of familial neglect and reconnection. · Pacing allows for introspection on family roles.