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The 4 Corners (2022) a film by Lee Basquin

The 4 Corners (2022) a film by Lee Basquin

An intimate group of family and friends face life changing decisions over the course of one important weekend. Director: Lee ...
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Les Étoiles (2024): An Unscripted, Queer Exploration of Art and Authenticity on the Open Sea

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AI Junko (2024): A Poignant Sci-Fi Short About Love, Trauma, and the Limits of Humanity

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Home » Comedy » Gay Camp (2018) by Mark Marchillo

In a world where the LGBTQIA community is the norm, "Gay Camp" explores the comedic side of societal expectations. Children displaying "straight" tendencies are sent to Camp Sohomo to be converted back to their "natural" homosexual lifestyle. Inspired by documentaries like "Jesus Camp," this short film takes a satirical approach to address the ludicrous nature of conversion camps when roles are reversed.


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Gay Camp (2018)
11 min | Comedy, Short film | 16 September 2018
5.7Rating: 5.7/10 from 9 users
In a world where most of the population is gay, children who exhibit "straight' tendencies are sent to camps in order to convert them back to a natural homosexual lifestyle. Camp Sohomo will convert your child in record time.

 

 

“Gay Camp” delves into an alternate reality where being LGBTQIA is the norm, and heterosexuality is considered “different.” Camp Sohomo serves as a humorous reflection on the real-world struggles faced by individuals in conversion camps. Through the lens of satire, the film aims to shed light on the absurdity of such practices while prompting viewers to reconsider their perspectives on societal norms.

The director’s vision for “Gay Camp” emphasizes that Camp Sohomo is fictional, whereas gay conversion camps are unfortunately a reality. The film invites viewers to see these real-world camps through different lenses – one that finds them jaw-droppingly hilarious when viewed as absurd satire and another that perceives them as barbaric and deeply troubling. By inverting societal norms, the film creates a space for humor to address a serious issue, akin to the styles of South Park or Sasha Baron Cohen. “Gay Camp” aims to use laughter as a tool to shed light on the challenges associated with conversion camps and provoke thoughtful reflection on the topic.

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