'Thelma': June Squibb Takes on Scammers in Sundance Hit

The 94-year-old actress stars in an action comedy that tackles the issue of phone scams targeting the elderly.

June Squibb stars in 'Thelma', a film about a 94-year-old grandmother who falls victim to a phone scam and decides to take matters into her own hands.
The film, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, is inspired by real-life experiences and highlights the issue of scams targeting the elderly.
Thelma's journey to reclaim her money involves a series of action sequences, including a motorized scooter chase.
Richard Roundtree, in his final onscreen performance, plays a longtime family friend who aids Thelma in her quest.
The film also explores themes of aging, independence, and the treatment of the elderly in society.