From co-directors Kirk Marcelona and Larry Grimaldi comes CAMP OUT, a tender and triumphant documentary following the struggle and subsequent outlet of a group of Midwestern kids who feel shut out from all sides because they belong to what many people unfortunately believe to be two diametrically opposed ideologies. Gay and Christian, these alienated teens are in search of a haven in which they can be accepted, learn to reconcile their faith with their orientation, and develop their true selves. They just might find what they're looking for at the first overnight Bible camp designed specifically to help them cope.

DVD Features:

Region 1
Keep Case
Full Frame - 1.33
Audio:
Dolby Digital 2.0 - English (SDH)
Additional Release Material:
Interviews
Audio Commentary: Director Commentary
Text/Photo Galleries:
Galleries: Photo Gallery

Distributor Notes: Feature documentary that follows ten Midwestern teenagers as they attend the first overnight Bible Camp for gay Christian youths. For these six boys and four girls, it's just as hard to come out as Christian as it is to come out as gay. They're caught in the battle between religion, politics and sexuality that's raging in the United States today. These kids are outsiders – their straight classmates ostracize them and their churches reject them. But like all teens, they yearn to feel at home, somewhere. Struggling to find a way to be true to both their spirituality and their sexual identity, these teens come to camp hoping to finally find a place of acceptance.

Source: Genius Productions Inc.

Kirk Marcolina: 
Larry Grimaldi: Director (CAMP OUT)