

The G
Age isn't a weakness. It's a weapon.
After a corrupt legal guardian puts her in a care home in order to take her property, a mysterious older woman seeks vengeance with the help of her granddaughter, who calls her 'The G'.
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6.8/10
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- Language
- English
- corruption
- elderly
- angry
- vengeance
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Release dates
United StatesUS
- PremiereNewport Beach Film Festival19 Oct 2024
- Theatrical (limited)27 Jun 2025
- Digital / OTT27 Jun 2025
United KingdomGB
- PremiereGlasgow Film Festival29 Feb 2024
- Theatrical157 Jun 2024
- Digital / OTT1519 Aug 2024
- Physical15Blu-ray & DVD19 Aug 2024
ColombiaCO
- PremiereFantasmagoría - Festival de Cine Fantástico y de Terror de Medellín17 Oct 2024
EstoniaEE
- PremiereTallinn Black Nights Film Festival11 Nov 2023
IrelandIE
- Theatrical15A21 Jun 2024
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The G was released on 7 June 2024.
Audience reviews
2- C6/10
CinemaSerf
6/22/2024
From the look of the posters, this ought to be a film about a Polish gangster! Instead, it's about the curmudgeonly, vodka-swilling, "Ann" (Dale Dickey). It's really only her grand-daughter "Emma" (Romane Denis) who takes any interest in her as she goes through life with her incapacitated husband "Chip". Asleep one night, their home is invaded by people armed with a court order that puts them into a legally binding g…
- T9/10
towang
7/4/2024
Good film. Here's what the Fantasia Film Festival says about it: After decades as a character actor in countless films and TV series (winning numerous awards in the process), Dale Dickey takes centre stage in THE G, delivering a performance fierce and flinty enough to give Eastwood or Bronson pause (and certainly more subtle than either). Like Dickey’s turn as Ann, Montreal director Karl R. Hearne’s second feature …
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