Crazy Summer Camp

Many parents spend money to send their children to summer camps in an attempt to let them learn something, but the children often don't want to learn anything and just want a free world for them to play. Jonathan. This teen comedy directed by Price describes a group of children who pretend to attend summer camp according to their parents' wishes. With the help of high school drama teacher Vivek, they form a summer camp that operates according to their rules of the game. Everyone has a great time. One of the boys was injured playing with fireworks and went to see a doctor. The doctor discovered the truth. He originally planned to call the police, but Vivok and the child begged him to give up the idea. But parents are eagerly looking forward to the camp’s Parents Day opening so they can visit their children. Vivok wanted to shirk it, but the parents came to the door on their own and finally discovered the whole big secret. The whole film is quite lighthearted and lively, and the theme is also constructive and can make parents think deeply.