The Floaters

Genial throwback comedy presents Jewish teens and their experiences in a way that feels authentic and affectionate, wanting you to laugh with not at the characters. It's much more commercial than its limited release would suggest.  In the Q&A, the producer defended the…

Nick Zieminski

JEWISH SUMMER CAMP OF ROCK, which sounds made in a lab for me, but this isn’t very good

Brett Arnold

The kids were very sweet and did an excellent job. Great cast overall - unfortunately they just weren’t always given great lines nor rescued in the edit. Convoluted script (perhaps relatedly: 3 writers plus 3 sibling producers with story credit), and lots of potential for…

nar1e

As an unabashed camp kid, THE FLOATERS was very well met. Entirely authentic in its depiction of the camp experience, even though I am not Jewish nor have I ever attended a Jewish summer camp. Jackie Tohn crushing it as always. Incredible supporting cast: Aya Cash, Steve…

Billy Ray Brewton

I’m always saying more movies should have a Stu Stein cameo

Jake Wichansky

“Is everyone here Jewish Jewish?” An unhappy teenage boy named Jonah (Judah Lewis) is being dropped off at summer camp. His father just makes it worse by telling Jonah that the camp will help him “network” to get into a good college. You do not have to be immersed in Jewish…

RogerEbert.com

Pander to me better!!!!!

Sam Blum

You wouldn't know it, but for quite a long time, Jews had a reputation for being funny. Weird seeing this a few days after School of Rock, from which this film borrows liberally. A truly Jewish summer camp isn't a bad setting for a film, but this film has too many ideas…

Horatio Fakename

Always surprises me watching such derivative, uninspired, predictable, eye-roll worthy films in 2026. I guess it’s because, without even realizing, I have some very naive notion in my mind that human progress is linear, and that through time we become impervious to the…

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