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Happy campers
Threat advisory: Elevated - Significant risk of entertaining activities
Movie propaganda
Brad Renfro (Wichita) and Dominique Swain (Wendy) star in this re-discovering of innocence comedy that chronicles the chaotic experiences of a very diverse and troubled team of university freshmen who spend their summer as camp counsellors.
Anarchy rules when their tyrannical camp director is accidentally incapacitated, resulting in the counsellors taking it upon themselves to spice up the traditional, monotonous, daily activities with their own irreverent brand of teenage leadership. Through their experiences in guiding the young campers, the teens ultimately learn unforgettable lessons about life, love and pandemonium.
Persons of interest
- Brad Renfro .... Wichita
- Dominique Swain .... Wendy
- Emily Bergl .... Talia
- Keram Malicki-Sánchez .... Jasper
- James King .... Pixel
- Jordan Bridges .... Adam
- Monica Bugajski
- Justin Long .... Donald
- Lauren Schaffel
- Peter Stormare .... Oberon
- Daniel Waters .... Screenwriter
- Daniel Waters .... Director
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Theatrical report
Happy campers is The breakfast club for the Nintendo generation. Not that I'm making trying to make a comparison between the two, I'm merely drawing a parallel (like saying that A clockwork orange is the Pulp fiction of its day). If you are of the Breakfast club generation and you want to understand the Nintendo generation, Happy campers shows you the same people in effectively the same situation, and the very different way in which they react. It's also occasionally funny.
Security censorship classification
MA 15+ (Medium level sex scene, sexual references, drug use)
Surveillance time
87 minutes (1:27 hours)
Not for public release in Australia before date
DVD rental: 4 September 2002
VHS rental: 4 September 2002
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