Additional information for Boot Camp, which has a domestic theatrical release set for August 25, 2009. The film is being distributed by MGM and has not yet been rated. Boot Camp has a total running time of 99 minutes.
18
South Korea
MA
Australia
M18
Singapore
12
Netherlands
14A
Canada
B15
Mexico
M/16
Portugal
16
Argentina
K-15
Finland
99min
99min
Átnevelő tábor
Hungary
Ölüm kampi
Turkey
A Ilha - Uma Prisão sem Grades
Brazil
Campamento castigo
Spain
De gré ou de force
Canada
El campo de la serenidad
Argentina
I kataskinosi
Greece
O Campo do Medo
Portugal
Straight Edge
USA
Suffer Island
France
Výchovný tábor
Czech Republic
November 01, 2007
USA
February 08, 2008
Germany
April 18, 2008
Greece
April 22, 2008
Netherlands
May 08, 2008
Kuwait
July 28, 2008
Germany
July 31, 2008
South Korea
March 04, 2009
Italy
August 09, 2009
Australia
August 25, 2009
USA
November 13, 2009
Mexico
December 30, 2009
Finland
March 04, 2010
Argentina
March 10, 2010
Hungary
August 24, 2010
France
April 02, 2011
Belgium
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A group of at-risk teens are sent to a what they think is a rehabilitation program on Fiji, but it's really a prison-like camp where kids are abused and brainwashed.
This film is the story of a group of unruly teenagers whose parents send them to a rehabilitation boot camp to turn them around. The camp collects each child individually, then delivers them to the boot camp facility on a remote island in Fiji. There are no walls to stop the teenagers from leaving, but escape is impractical due to the surrounding sea. On arriving at the camp, the teenagers are forced to wear cuffs with sensors around their ankles if they attempt to escape, security will be alerted.Dr. Hail (Peter Stormare), who runs the camp, forces the teens to work constantly. He has them clean the camp, grow plants, and has them rebuild the camp after it was damaged in a storm. Campers are required to wear color coded t-shirts. First, new arrivals are given black t-shirts. They progress to yellow and then white. The teens earn a white shirt once they have been "corrected." They do not do work; they become staff members and abuse the other inmates and monitor their work. Among the staff is an ex-Marine recruit. He is very tough towards the inmates and makes deals with girls in exchange for sex.The main teenagers featured are Sophie (Mila Kunis), her boyfriend Ben (Gregory Smith who gets himself sent to the camp to rescue her), Danny (who arrives with Sophie) and Trina, Sophie's bunkmate. As time passes on the island, Sophie rebels more and more against Dr. Hail, and once Ben joins her, the two escape to a nearby island. However, they are recaptured, and Ben is told he will be sent home. One morning, whilst on a run, Logan, the former Army recruit, has the male teenagers go swimming. However, Danny, who can't swim, drowns, and Logan tries to get Ben to help cover it up by threatening him with solitary confinement, but Ben refuses.Meanwhile, Sophie discovers that Logan has raped Trina, and when Logan is put before the camp to admit responsibility for Danny's death, she reveals this to the rest of the teenagers, many of whom also were offered yellow shirts by Logan in exchange for sex. As the teenagers surround Logan, Sophie turns the attention onto Hail, at which point Ben announces to the shocked teenagers that this isn't the first death to occur on a camp run by Dr. Hail.The teenagers run amok, burning down the entire campsite, and then go after Logan, who dies when his jeep crashes into a burning building. At this point they turn their attention solely to Hail, who tries to shoot them in the hope that he can restore order. However, after finding out his gun wasn't loaded, he is thrown into solitary confinement, to be left for the police to arrest. As the film fades out we see images of the teenagers celebrating freedom swimming in the ocean. A message also appears on screen stating that since the 1970's, when these type of camps were introduced in real life, over 40 deaths have occurred.
Christian Duguay
Director(s)
Agatha Dominik
John Cox
Writer(s)
Chris Danton
line producer (as Christopher J. Danton)
Christian Duguay
producer
Michael Frislev
producer
Bob Greenblatt
executive producer (as Robert Greenblatt)
David Janollari
executive producer
Chad Oakes
producer
Producer(s)
Normand Corbeil
Composer(s)
Sophie
Mila Kunis
Ben (as Gregory Edward Smith)
Gregory Smith
Norman Hail
Peter Stormare
Trina
Regine Nehy
Jack
Alejandro Rae
Danny
Christopher Jacot
Logan
Tygh Runyan
Nick
Matthew Smalley
Ellen
Colleen Rennison
Rhonda
Barbara Gates Wilson
Lucy
Christianne Hirt
Marianne
Lexie Huber
Karl
Serge Houde
Stan (as Christino Nannarone)
Chris Nannarone
Ben's Father
Joe Norman Shaw
Ben's Mother
Belinda Metz
Guest
Pete Seadon
Jack's Father
Mike Leisen
Young Jack
Tyrone Karius
Front Desk Clerk
Anna Tofinga
Drug Dealer
David Haysom
Lydia
Elsie Braise
Girl
Sarah Lind
Junkie
Mark Holmes
Danny's Mother
Grace Bauer
Danny's Father
Marty Antonini
Dr. Toro
Paula Dakun
Parent
Lawrence Larsen
Nick's Father
Peter Skagen
Nick's Mother
Carrie Schiffler
Man in Suit
Tom Eirikson
Director(s)
John Cox
Writer(s)
line producer (as Christopher J. Danton)
Christian Duguay
producer
Michael Frislev
producer
Bob Greenblatt
executive producer (as Robert Greenblatt)
David Janollari
executive producer
Chad Oakes
producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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