Summer Camp (2024)
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Three lifelong friends reunite at a summer camp for a nostalgic getaway.
The story
Nora, Ginny, and Mary have been close friends since they were children, and have spent their summer vacations together without fail, attending sleepaway camp as a trio. As they have aged, their opportunities to spend time together have dwindled, and thus, when the chance for a summer camp reunion presents itself, they all accept it, albeit with different levels of enthusiasm.
Full plot (contains spoilers)
Nora, Ginny, and Mary have been close friends since they were children, and have spent their summer vacations together without fail, attending sleepaway camp as a trio. As they have aged, their opportunities to spend time together have dwindled, and thus, when the chance for a summer camp reunion presents itself, they all accept it, albeit with different levels of enthusiasm. The film follows the trio as they navigate their reunion at the camp.
- First release year
- 2024
- Runtime (minutes)
- 92
- Production countries
- United States
- Original languages
- English
- Directors
- Castille Landon
- Writers
- Castille Landon · writer; Castille Landon · director
- Cast and characters
- Diane Keaton; Kathy Bates; Alfre Woodard; Beverly D'Angelo; Nicole Richie; Josh Peck; Betsy Sodaro; Dennis Haysbert; Eugene Levy · love interest of Keaton's character; Castille Landon · a cheery counselor; Eugenie Bondurant · a sobbing camper; Ashley Padilla · a fan of Ginny
- Genres
- comedy
- Themes
- friendship; nostalgia
- Tone and mood
- comedy
- Premise and plot tags
- buddy film; summer camp
- Reception
- The film received negative reviews from critics. Metacritic assigned it a score of 41 out of 100, indicating "mixed or average" reviews. Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film an average grade of "C".
- Reported review scores
- Metacritic · score: 41 · scale: 100 · review count: 9
- Production trivia
- Producer Dori Rath researched more than 200 summer camps across the United States before choosing Camp Pinnacle.; Over 1,000 local extras were hired for the film.; Ashley Padilla was an assistant to Diane Keaton.
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