The simplicity of this high-concept film belies the depth and skill of the filmmaking involved. Directors Bradley Beesley (Okie Noodling) and Sarah Price (The Yes Men) take us through an entire summer at a kids' nature camp. Both filmmakers have an eye for beautiful compositions, and both share an ability to converse naturally with their subjects from behind the camera. From these skills comes a film that tells the simple stories of summer's highs and lows with a delicate perfection. With a score that's chock full of the Flaming Lips (who Beesley worked with on last year's T/F standout My Life With the Fearless Freaks), this quietly affecting take on the trial and triumphs of youth stands as another strong showing from two talented directors. (DW)Preceded by The Orders of Love (dir. Jes Benstock, 10 min.), a fast-paced tale of the hidden influences that past generations exert on our personality.