Eckhart: The Movie

 is a 2003 French-Canadian traditionally animated adventure fantasy comedy-drama family film directed by Marc Boréal, and written by, , David Weale, , and. The film was based on the Eckhart TV series, which itself was based on the book "The True Meaning of Crumbfest" by David Weale.

It was released on March 15, 2003 in, March 17, 2003 in , and March 23, 2003 in the. The animation was produced by Studio Rija in, Neptuno Films in , in , and A. Film Eesti in.

Plot
Eckhart and Brigid have to save their town from an evil mouse king who wants to overthrow Boss Mouse and install himself as a dictator. But, when a controlled burn accidentally destroys the mouse village, Eckhart, struggling with his voice changing after inhaling the fumes, has more trouble to deal with on the side.

Voice Cast

 * Jessica Pellerin and Amanda Craughwell as Eckhart
 * As Amanda took over the role of Eckhart from Jessica, the change of voice actor was acknowledged by having Eckhart's vocal cords get damaged from inhaling the fumes from the fire.
 * as Brigid
 * Sarah Briand as Mavis
 * as Boss Mouse
 * David Moses as Ned
 * Don Wright as Shorty
 * Bill McFadden as Narrator

Soundtrack
The film has a predominately pop and rock-filled soundtrack, with original songs written by Jacek Fiedorowicz.
 * 1) "Butterfly" - Smile.dk
 * 2) "But, Hey, It's Still Me!" - Amanda Craughwell (Eckhart) and Sarah Briand (Mavis)