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CAMP is the least camp thing I've seen at BUFF this year. It is a well told story about finding friends and dealing with personal trauma, or at least that seems to be what it's aiming for. It's rather dreamlike and moody and some of the structure of the plot seems to have gotten lost in the edit, if it was ever there. But as an atmospheric piece about loneliness and confronting grief, I liked it a lot. shades of The Craft, maybe, but a very different effect