Mathilde Jamoye

When they are home, they are called Maureen, Damien, Camille, François. But when they get at the camp, they roll up their sleeves and become Choucas, Chickaree, Shiba or Akita. Secluded from the rest of the world, their interactions become more intense. They wash themselves in the river, they hide to text, boys spy on girls and everyone is always ready for a good laugh. But when the rain starts to threatens the re, that the Scout leaders get angry and that mobile phones are con scated, the smallest things can cause dramas. More than a documentary about Scout camps, Scouts is an incursion into the merry chaos of teenagehood.