Summary
'Summer Camp Girls', released in 1983, is an adult comedy directed by Gary Graver. The film centers around Lisa, a rich girl whose mafia-connected father sends her away to summer camp for reasons that remain unspecified but likely involve protecting her from the 'real world'. Despite its title, the movie seems to focus more on the sexual adventures of its female protagonists rather than any specific camp activities or coming-of-age stories. The film's genre classification as 'adult' suggests a level of explicit content, and its comedic nature implies a tone that is likely provocative and humorous.
