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Seth Scriver and Peter Scriver’s animated feature film recounts their relationship growing up as two half-brothers—one Indigenous, one white—and their radically different lives in 1980s Toronto and the remote Shamattawa First Nation in Northern Manitoba. At its core, the film combines Seth’s wildly inventive and playful animations with the oral history of Pete’s charming and circuitous storytelling. Through hilarious escapades with caribou, bear traps, and encounters with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the Scrivers’ story is both an endearing, deeply personal narrative about familial bonds and a sharp critique of how Indigenous people have been treated under colonialism in Canada. 2025, Canada, DCP, in English and Cree, 97 min.
A prerecorded conversation with Seth Scriver and Peter Scriver follows the screening.
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Content note: This film contains some mature themes and profanity.
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Dates & Tickets
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Fri Feb 20, 2026
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Sat Feb 21, 2026
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