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Los Angeles Times - 07/25/2003
"...CAMP wears its heart on its sleeve....It plugs into the energy, skill and unapologetic joy of its young performers and doesn't look back..."Rolling Stone - 08/07/2003
"...A blast of exuberant fun that stays rooted in humanity....CAMP is full of surprises....CAMP is something to cheer for..."Entertainment Weekly - 08/01/2003
"...Every character has a campy personal drama fueling his or her budding talent..."Film Comment - 03/01/2003
"...CAMP is about the cathartic joy of performing. Fearlessly wearing its heart on its sleeve, it's the anti-FAME..."Movieline's Hollywood Life - 07/01/2003
"...The numerous musical sequences are alternately riotous and rousing..."
Todd Graff's crowd-pleasing directorial debut pays tribute to summer camps, musical theatre, and Stephen Sondheim. The heartwarming comedy follows a group of youngsters who gather together for another summer at Camp Ovation, a refuge in upstate New York that nurtures aspiring performers. This year, the arrival of Vlad (Daniel Letterle) gets everyone's juices flowing. There's the pretty, but shy, Ellen (Joanna Chilcoat); the oversensitive Michael (Robin De Jesus); the stuck up Jill (Alana Allen); the tormented, overweight Jenna (Tiffany Taylor); the scheming Fritzi (Anna Kendrick); and the beautiful Dee (Sasha Allen). In awe of the camp's guest instructor, Bert Hanley (Don Dixon), Vlad is crushed to discover that he has become a bitter, cynical alcoholic. Amidst the raging hormones and daily melodramas, the kids must nonetheless concentrate on the task at hand, which includes staging the summer's final production. Determined not to succumb to Bert's negative influence, Vlad convinces everyone to stage a performance that will inspire everyone. Using a cast of incredibly talented unknowns, Graff makes certain that each budding superstar has their moment to shine. Shifting between comedy and drama in the span of a single scene, Graff also packs CAMP with enough in-jokes and musical numbers to make for a highly entertaining experience.
Part of the New Directors/New Films 2003 series presented by The Department of Film and Media at the Museum of Modern Art and the Film Society of Lincoln Center in New York City.
| Starring | Daniel Letterle & Joanna Chilcoat | |
| Directed by | Todd Graff | |
| Produced by | Christine Vachon, Katie Roumel, Pamela Koffler, Danny Devito, Stacey Sher & Jonathan Weisgal | |
| Music by | Stephen Trask | |
| Screenwriting by | Todd Graff | |
| Director of Photography | Kip Bogdahn | |
| Cameo | Stephen Sondheim | |
| Performer | Robin De Jesus, Steven Cutts, Don Dixon & Tiffany Taylor |
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