Unfrosted

• Comedy
• History

Within a meticulously recreated 1960s corporate landscape, *Unfrosted* delivers a whimsical and surprisingly competitive history of the breakfast food industry, specifically the race to invent the Pop-Tart. The film leans into the absurdity of the conflict between Kellogg's and Post, portraying a world where cereal innovation is treated with the gravity of a national security crisis. Instead of a traditional biopic, it's a playfully satirical mockumentary, driven by a rapid-fire comedic style and punctuated by a cast clearly enjoying the farcical premise. It explores the lengths to which companies will go for market dominance, framed through the surprisingly cutthroat world of sugary breakfast pastries, resulting in a lighthearted yet energetic depiction of American ingenuity and brand rivalry.