Debut Film 'The Plague' Explores Tween Bullying at Water Polo Camp

Charlie Polinger's debut film, set at a boys' water polo camp in 2003, explores the brutal social dynamics among tweens, highlighting themes of bullying and hazing. The story follows Ben, who struggles to fit in with the popular crowd led by Jake, while navigating the harsh treatment of fellow camper Eli. The film features striking visuals and a psychological depth reminiscent of David Fincher's work.

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