Endless Cookie

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Through a series of vignettes -- some tragic, some funny, all a little bizarre -- this animated feature documentary explores the complex bond between two half brothers, one Indigenous, one white, spanning bustling 1980s Toronto to the present day isolated First Nations community of Shamattawa.

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Wilson Chapman

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4d

B

Occasionally, it can veer on a little exhausting, but for the most part, the approach is soothing in its way, and endearing in how it fleshes out this family as a very rambunctious and colorful, tight-knit unit.

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Robert Daniels

New York Times

4d

In "Endless Cookie," Seth and Pete Scriver’s kooky, grotesquely animated documentary, a rich oral history poetically blended with oddball comedy invites surprising political revelations.

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Wendy Ide

Screen International

Jun 16

It is a picture infused with love -- both for family, and for the creative act (the film took nearly a decade to complete). It is also a generous invitation into the heart of a sprawling extended family.

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Ashley Morales

MovieJawn

1d

I found this film to be an ode to family, in one of the most colorful and funky animation styles I have ever seen.

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Avi Offer

NYC Movie Guru

5d

A bizarre, inspired and unconventional, but underwhelming and tedious experience that's ultimately forgettable and less than the sum of its parts. In a double feature with Sita Sings the Blues, it would be the inferior B-movie.

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Anya Couture

Geek Vibes Nation

5d

10/10

He and his half-brother Peter end up delivering something of monumental value to the world and his family living within it, the ultimate gift he could give: creativity, love and immortalization of a culture that is fading fast from modern life.

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Stephen C

@bob25009 5d

Real footage in 01 hour and 37 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Through a series of vignettes -- some tragic, some funny, all a little bizarre -- this animated feature documentary explores the complex bond between two half brothers, one Indigenous, one white, spanning bustling 1980s Toronto to the present day isolated First Nations community of Shamattawa.

Director: Seth Scriver, Peter Scriver
Producer: Daniel Bekerman, Chris Yurkovich, Alex Ordanis, Jason Ryle, Seth Scriver
Screenwriter: Peter Scriver, Seth Scriver, Seth Scriver, Peter Scriver
Distributor: Obscured Releasing
Production Co: Scythia Films
Genre: Documentary, Animation, Comedy
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Dec 5, 2025, Limited
Runtime: 1h 37m