Scrapwood War

About This Movie

Scrapwood War is an interesting dive into the complexities of childhood friendships wrapped in the backdrop of a summer building club. You’ve got these two boys, Ziggy and Bas, both 12, who find themselves at odds for the first time—something pretty relatable, I’d say. The atmosphere is light-hearted yet carries that underlying tension of rivalry that many kids experience when friendships shift. The pacing feels natural, capturing the essence of summer days filled with creativity and competition. Practical effects are charmingly rough, echoing the DIY spirit of the camp. The performances from the young cast are genuine, infusing the narrative with a warmth that keeps it engaging. It’s a simple story but told with a sincerity that resonates well.

Explores childhood friendships · DIY aesthetic in practical effects · Relatable themes of rivalry and camaraderie