Church Camp

Directed by Andrew Bourne

Josh, an awkward camp counselor who happens to be bisexual at a Bible camp, finds himself on the verge of revealing the truth to everyone around him.
The funniest thing about Church Camp is that the setting promises catastrophe and the film keeps finding absurdity instead. Josh’s attempt to come out as bisexual through a prayer card becomes a genuinely clever comic problem, complete with painfully specific church-camp rituals. Andrew Bourne’s gay short film can feel a little optimistic about acceptance, but the humour gives bisexual uncertainty room to exist without turning it into trauma.

Church Camp

Directed by Andrew Bourne

Josh, an awkward camp counselor who happens to be bisexual at a Bible camp, finds himself on the verge of revealing the truth to everyone around him.

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The funniest thing about Church Camp is that the setting promises catastrophe and the film keeps finding absurdity instead. Josh’s attempt to come out as bisexual through a prayer card becomes a genuinely clever comic problem, complete with painfully specific church-camp rituals. Andrew Bourne’s gay short film can feel a little optimistic about acceptance, but the humour gives bisexual uncertainty room to exist without turning it into trauma.

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