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Camp
2003 1h 54m PG-13
Comedy
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Musical
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6.2
65%
68%
55%
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After a series of Broadway flops, songwriter Bert Hanley (Dixon) goes to work at a musical camp for young performers. Inspired by the kids, he finds an opportunity to regain success by staging an altogether new production.
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Directed By
Todd Graff
Written By
Todd Graff
Studio
IFC Productions
,
Laughlin Park Pictures
Cast of Camp
Daniel Letterle
Vlad Baumann
Joanna Chilcoat
Ellen Lucas
Robin de Jesús
Michael Flores
Tiffany Taylor
Jenna Malloran
Alana Allen
Jill Simmons
Anna Kendrick
Fritzi Wagner
Sasha Allen
Dee
Steven Cutts
Shuan
Vince Rimoldi
Spitzer
Kahiry Bess
Petie
Don Dixon
Bert
Roberto Orosco
Emil
Stephen DiMenna
Glen
Omar Edwards
Alston
Camilla Millican Samuelson
Hillary
Julie Kleiner
Lisa
DeQuina Moore
Dequina
Brittany Pollack
Brittany
Tracee Beazer
Tracee
Tony Melson
Tony
Patrick Cubbedge
Patrick
Mario Concepcion
Mario
Ryan Fitzgerald
Ryan
Caitlin Van Zandt
Illana
Stephen Sondheim
Self
Egle Petraite
Julie
David Perlow
Ellen's Brother
Luke Stanhope
Buddy Miller
Melanna Gray
Shaun and Petie's Mom
Eddie Clark
Jenna's Father
Leslie Frye
Jenna's Mother
Natasha Coppola-Shalom
Camper
Camp Reviews
Detroit Free Press
Terry Lawson
Fame may seem silly in retrospect, but Camp, with its dippy dialogue and characters revealing even less complexity than the ones from 42nd Street, arrives silly.
Dallas Morning News
Tom Sime
Its earnest acting and brimming-over love for musicals are infectious, and most of its shopworn narrative devices play as tribute rather than trite.
Denver Post
Lisa Kennedy
Restraint and exuberance, joy and tenderness, and a cameo by the patron saint of musical theater, Stephen Sondheim.
Arizona Republic
Kathy Cano-Murillo
A poor man's Fame. If you can live with that, it makes for a somewhat entertaining experience.
Minneapolis Star Tribune
Jeff Strickler
You'll have trouble keeping your toes from tapping.
Orlando Sentinel
Roger Moore
A soap-opera patchwork of worn backstage cliches.
Denver Rocky Mountain News
Robert Denerstein
The kids have energy to burn, and you can't help but marvel at the polish they bring to a variety of numbers from a variety of musicals.
San Francisco Chronicle
C.W. Nevius
Another of those summer movies that want to pluck at our heartstrings. If it would just stop plucking for a second, it might be enjoyable.
Seattle Times
Moira MacDonald
Graff so determinedly romanticizes his characters that he alienates all but the most musical-mad of audiences.
Common Sense Media
Nell Minow
Funny movie about theater camp for teens.
MovieFreak.com
Sara Michelle Fetters
Daunting enough to make your debut featuring one unknown and untried talent, but to fill an entire picture with them isn't just intimidating; it's borderline stupid.
Austin Chronicle
Marc Savlov
Real-world drama campers (and former drama campers) may just delight in this 'wacky' teenage soap opera, but the rest will be more likely to seek out the underside of a speeding truck to stop the madness once and for all.
Boston Globe
Ty Burr
A comedy, and for all its cliches and clumsiness, close to a great one.
Film Comment Magazine
Amy Taubin
Camp is all about the cathartic joy of performing. Fearlessly wearing its heart on its sleeve, it's the anti-Fame, and I think it has legs.
Newsweek
David Ansen
Camp may not be as slick as Fame, but it's twice as funny and loads more honest.
Washington Post
Desson Thomson
Occasional clumsiness is easily coated over by the movie's overarching goodwill.
Washington Post
Ann Hornaday
Spiked with some genuine show-stopping musical numbers, and the sheer pluck of its young cast is nothing if not admirable.
Philadelphia Inquirer
Carrie Rickey
Instead of a homogenized, mass-produced polish, boasts funky, handmade brio that may sometimes be cliched but is always heartfelt.
Chicago Tribune
Michael Wilmington
The entire movie struck me as shallow, forced and phony in some of the same ways that Fame was a phony picture of the New York High School for Performing Arts.
USA Today
Mike Clark
The situations are mighty broad, but exuberance counts for something in the movie with perhaps the year's most double-edged title.
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