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Film · 2025
Endless Cookie
Blending surreal underground animation with candid audio recordings, two half-brothers—one a Toronto animator and the other living in a remote northern Manitoba First Nation—explore their contrasting upbringings, family ties, and the complex legacy of colonialism.
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Endless Cookie is not like anything else and yet it is very much like life.
Jennie Kermode on Eye for Film The style of the animation is terrific, it's bursting off the screen and giving the recollections so much personality and charm. It is certainly a collection of ramblings, it doesn't have an altogether cohesive, direct story, but that's what gives it that wonderfully offbeat tone.
Rebecca Cherry on Film Carnage A delightfully bizarre ruckus of wild family anecdote, the Scriver brothers' animation is an astute catalogue of Canadian First Nations dispossession, and a hopeful contribution to resurgent knowledge.
Carmen Gray on The Film Verdict
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