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FILM COMMENT
July/August 2003
MOVIE OF THE MOMENT: CAMP: BEST IN SHOW
BY CHRIS NORRIS
Starring a cast of all-singing, all-dancing unknowns, Todd Graff's Camp is a deceptively strange species of film, a kind of indie meta-musical, its stock plot devices and WB-level characterizations redeemed by an affectionate, penetrating glimpse into its charming and cultish milieu.
You can read the complete version of this article in the July/August 2003 print edition of Film Comment.
© 2003 by Chris Norris
