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Summer Qamp

2023

Documentary

Summer Qamp

2023

Documentary

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100% TOMATOMETER · 14 reviews

100% AUDIENCE

6.0/10 · 120

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Plot summary

At Camp fYrefly in rural Alberta, queer, non-binary, and trans teens get to just be kids in a supportive space, surrounded by counsellors who can relate to their experience ― and help them toast the perfect marshmallow.

Director

Jen Markowitz

Top cast

Tech specs

720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

726.25 MB

1280*694

English 2.0

23.976 fps

1 hr 18 min

Seeds ...

1.32 GB

1920*1040

English 2.0

23.976 fps

1 hr 18 min

Seeds 1

Comments 6

cinebabe 278 days ago

This is a film about a trans camp with a few non-trans sprinkled in there but still mostly focused on trans. It's hard to imagine anyone who isn't trans feeling at home there. They even misgendered one of the girls who says "I used to think I was a transman but definitely not anymore" by having "he/him" still appear on screen at the same time that she says that.

thebaritone55 278 days ago

Respect guys. If you don't like the subject matter don't download but keep your comments to yourselves.

PKWYork 278 days ago

Ah, the morons are out of their pits and trying to communicate, how sweet. Perhaps they can learn something now, leave people to be people, you can rot in your own beds!

kawada_kun 279 days ago

@DimsRfascist: Q and F rated, as all films should be.

Tveitt 279 days ago

100% at Rotten Tomatoes as of right now. It's the best movie ever made!

DimsRfascist 279 days ago

Rated Q

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From IMDb

10 / 10

A heartwarming and inspiring film that is essential

Louis E

A heartwarming and inspiring film that is essential viewing during these divisive times.

10 / 10

Someone put a muzzle on Ghoul

xivog-87982

I absolutely loved this doc, beautifully crafted and such an important piece especially during our current climate. You can see the pure joy of these young…

8 / 10

Worthwhile documentary of a summer camp for LGBTQ+ kids

chong_an

Alberta is the most conservative province in Canada, politically and religiously. However, each year there is a one-week camp geared towards non-straight…

Alberta is the most conservative province in Canada, politically and religiously. However, each year there is a one-week camp geared towards non-straight teenagers - gay, queer, trans, fluctuating, etc. The camp counselors are also a mixed bag of like people, so the kids can be kids without being judged by straight peers.This documentary shows the kids doing regular camp activities, like crafts, nature walks, and climbing a rock-climbing tower. But there are other custom activities like make-up and clothing swaps (especially useful for trans kids). Another event at that camp was a meeting was gay senior citizens, who could compare experiences with them. Some are repeat campers, while many express their hope to return next year.The film starts with interviews with some of the subjects at home, as they discuss their affectional or gender identities, then follows them to camp. A very useful aid in what might be an overwhelming set of characters is that often there would be captions for the subject's name and pronouns.I saw this at its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, with the presence of directors, producers, and 3 of the kids (and their families). The kids (and their families) were pre-interviewed online, to get their buy-in for the project. The film crew were almost all from the LGBTQ+ community as well, which helped keep the kids relaxed. The experience did give the kids more interpersonal confidence.A later chance meeting with the director informed me that this camp, at the end of August, was an "added week" to a regular children's camp, that the regular camp staff were present in a monitoring role, but kept their distance (and off camera). Also, the camp was subsidized by charitable organizations and people, since several of the kids came from families who would not be able to afford sending them to camp.This is a worthwhile documentary of a worthwhile event. It was 1st runner-up in the TIFF People's Choice Award in the Documentary category.

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