Upcoming Screenings

Upcoming Screenings

Westchester, NY | Jacob Burns Film Center

364 Manville Rd., Pleasantville, NY 10570

Opens July 24

Opens July 24

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Teaneck, NJ | Teaneck Cinemas

503 Cedar LN, Teaneck, NJ, 07666

Opens July 24

Opens July 24

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On Sale Now

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Tickets

Scottsdale, AZ | Harkins Theatres Shea

7354 E Shea Blvd, Scottsdale, Arizona 85260

Opens July 24

Opens July 24

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On Sale Now

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Tickets

Portland, ME | Nickelodeon Cinemas (Patriot Cinemas)

1 Temple St, Portland, ME 04101

Opens July 31

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On Sale Now

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Tickets

Beverly Hills, CA | Lumiere Music Hall

9036 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90211

Opens July 31

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On Sale Now

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Boston, MA | West Newton Cinema

1296 Washington Street, West Newton, MA 02465

Opens July 31

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On Sale Now

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West Palm Beach, FL | Movies of Lake Worth

7380 Lake Worth Rd, Lake Worth, Florida 33467

Notes:

Screening with support of JCC.

August 5

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Bring The Floaters to Your Local Screen

Don’t see your city on the list yet?

Here’s how it works:

  1. Pick a theater and date — Head to our Official Gathr Page. Select “Theatrical On Demand” and choose a theater near you.

  2. Rally your people — Share your screening link and get others to RSVP. Every theater has its own attendance threshold.

  3. Hit the number, lock it in — Once enough people sign up, the booking is confirmed and tickets get charged automatically.

  4. Don’t hit the number? No charge — Think of it like Kickstarter for movie nights: if the threshold isn’t met, nobody’s charged and the screening doesn’t happen.

Want a sure thing? Select “Buyout Screening” instead of “Theatrical On Demand” to lock in the whole screening yourself — no threshold, no waiting on other people.

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Westchester, NY | Jacob Burns Film Center

364 Manville Rd., Pleasantville, NY 10570

Opens July 24

Opens July 24

|

On Sale Now

|

Teaneck, NJ | Teaneck Cinemas

503 Cedar LN, Teaneck, NJ, 07666

Opens July 24

Opens July 24

|

On Sale Now

|

Scottsdale, AZ | Harkins Theatres Shea

7354 E Shea Blvd, Scottsdale, Arizona 85260

Opens July 24

Opens July 24

|

On Sale Now

|

Portland, ME | Nickelodeon Cinemas (Patriot Cinemas)

1 Temple St, Portland, ME 04101

Opens July 31

|

On Sale Now

|

Beverly Hills, CA | Lumiere Music Hall

9036 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90211

Opens July 31

|

On Sale Now

|

Boston, MA | West Newton Cinema

1296 Washington Street, West Newton, MA 02465

Opens July 31

|

On Sale Now

|

West Palm Beach, FL | Movies of Lake Worth

7380 Lake Worth Rd, Lake Worth, Florida 33467

Notes:

Screening with support of JCC.

August 5

|

On Sale Now

|

Bring The Floaters to Your Local Screen

Don’t see your city on the list yet?

Here’s how it works:

  1. Pick a theater and date — Head to our Official Gathr Page. Select “Theatrical On Demand” and choose a theater near you.

  2. Rally your people — Share your screening link and get others to RSVP. Every theater has its own attendance threshold.

  3. Hit the number, lock it in — Once enough people sign up, the booking is confirmed and tickets get charged automatically.

  4. Don’t hit the number? No charge — Think of it like Kickstarter for movie nights: if the threshold isn’t met, nobody’s charged and the screening doesn’t happen.

Want a sure thing? Select “Buyout Screening” instead of “Theatrical On Demand” to lock in the whole screening yourself — no threshold, no waiting on other people.

Open the Official Gathr Page
Official Gathr booking widget

Widget trouble? Open Gathr directly.

The Story

A struggling musician takes a last-resort job from her overachiever best friend: supervising misfits at their childhood Jewish summer camp.

With the camp’s survival in the balance as it ramps up for competition with a longtime rival, the clashing friends and campers must overcome their differences to save the camp.

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The Story

A struggling musician takes a last-resort job from her overachiever best friend: supervising misfits at their childhood Jewish summer camp.

With the camp’s survival in the balance as it ramps up for competition with a longtime rival, the clashing friends and campers must overcome their differences to save the camp.

Learn More

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Awards & Recognition

The Ultimate Jewish Sleepaway Camp Movie! Live Q&A with Jackie Tohn, the Cast & Crew of THE FLOATERS

Being Jewish with Jonah Platt hosts a live Q&A with Jackie Tohn and The Floaters cast and crew.

Watch on YouTube

Rachel Israel’s The Floaters Wins Excellence in Narrative Filmmaking at Woodstock Film Festival

At the 26th Annual Woodstock Film Festival, Rachel Israel received the NYWIFT Excellence in Narrative Filmmaking Award for The Floaters, praised for its bold storytelling and inventive direction. Jurors noted the film’s ability to “make us see familiar ideas anew, from an unexpected perspective.”

Read the award story

Brainstorm Media Acquires Rachel Israel’s ‘The Floaters’ for Summer Theatrical Release

Following its festival run, Rachel Israel’s summer camp comedy is officially heading to theaters. Brainstorm Media has secured the theatrical release for The Floaters, praising its heart and humor. Israel promises audiences a fresh, joyful take on the classic camp experience starting July 10.

Read TheWrap’s story

Credits:

Director:

Rachel Israel

Screenwriter:

Brent Hoff and Andra Gordon & Amelia Brain

Story:

Becky Korman, Lily Korman, Shai Korman, Brent Hoff

Production Companies:

K180 Studios, Athena Pictures

Producer:

Becky Korman, Lily Korman, Shai Korman, Andra Gordon

Co-Producer:

Amelia Brain, Nick Page, Aaron Levine

Cinematographer:

Danny Vecchione

Production Designer:

Jordan Janota

Costume Designer:

Ava Hama

Editor:

Chelsea Taylor

Casting:

Stephanie Holbrook, CSA

Choreographer:

Maud Arnold

Music Supervisor:

Matthew Hearon-Smith

Music:

Erik Desiderio, Jacob Bloomfield-Misrach

Original Songs:

Dan Bern & Orit Shimoni, Jackie Tohn & Dan Henig, Taali, Jacob Bloomfield-Misrach, What Does It Eat

Also Featuring Songs By:

Shira Margalit, Kosha Dillz, Tony Shevlin, Cayucas, Cheap Fabric, DiToro, Cake Without Candles, Dara Ackerman, and more

Cast:

Principal Cast:

Jackie Tohn,

Sarah Podemski,

Aya Cash,

Seth Green,

Judah Lewis,

Nina Bloomgarden,

Jake Ryan,

Steve Guttenberg,

Jonathan Silverman,

Jill Kargman,

Maxwell Jacob Friedman,

Dan Ahdoot,

Ben Krieger,

Max Samuels,

Jim Kaplan,

Jacob Moskovitz,

Thani Brant,

Jillian Jordyn,

Bekah Zornosa

Contact:

Theatrical Bookings:

Festival Inquiries:

Rob Lynch, Eammon Films
eammonfilms@gmail.com

Oded Horowitz
oded.horowitz@gmail.com

General Inquiries / Production:

Shai Korman, K180 Studios
thefloaters@k180studios.com

Publicity:

Lisa Trifone, Bright Iris Film Co.

lisa@brightirisfilm.co

Welcome To Camp

Freshly ousted from her rock band, Nomi takes a last-resort job from her best friend Mara at their childhood Jewish summer camp. As camp director Mara contends with a busted septic system, she tasks Nomi to supervise a group of outsider teens called the floaters.

When their rival camp—led by Mara and Nomi's nemesis Daniel—issues a high-stakes challenge with prize money on the line, Nomi pushes the limits and loses Mara’s trust.

Now, Nomi and the Floaters must overcome their differences and outperform their rivals to keep the camp alive.

Framed through multigenerational perspectives, this offbeat comedy captures the rich diversity of a Jewish summer camp and explores the conflict between leaving one’s mark and building connection.

Directed by Rachel Israel, this spirited film celebrates authenticity and warmth, painting a vibrant portrait of modern Jewish life.

It’s about bonds forged in shared struggles, identity discovered in unlikely friendships, and strength found by embracing exactly who you are.

The Floaters showcases K180’s commitment to storytelling that resonates, steering clear of clichés to offer something memorable and deeply meaningful.

  • “It has an appealing Jewish neshama (soul) that peeks out from under the surface…”

    — Nell Minow

    RogerEbert.com

  • "Within its first few frames, The Floaters is effortlessly likable."

    — Becca Johnson

    Film Focus Online

  • "The Floaters is more than just a comedy—it’s a love letter to summer camp, friendship, and the resilience it takes to chase your dreams."

    — Paul Salfen

    AMFM magazine

  • "The Floaters is a sweet, offbeat comedy that celebrates misfits finding their people, the clash between personal ambition and community, and the magic of a summer that changes everything.

    If you love camp movies with a lot of heart, you’ll feel right at home."

    — Louisa Moore

    Screen Zealots

  • "The Floaters blends camp nostalgia and heartfelt comedy with a multi-generational lens, capturing both the chaos and connection that define summer—and growing up."

    — Danielle Solzman

    SOLZY AT THE MOVIES

  • "Director Rachel Israel’s vision brought camp back to life for me. With her leadership, everyone involved with the project was able to shine and give a nice escape from everyday life to the audience."

    — Jenn Rohm

    Selig Film News

  • "The Floaters is the perfect summer comedy. Brent Hoff, Andra Gordon, and Amelia Brain’s screenplay has believable characters, a love for Jewish culture, and earnest comedy. It is the perfect mash-up of John Hughes’ teen comedies, School of Rock, and Grown Ups."

    — Ethan Padgett

    Film Threat

  • “It has an appealing Jewish neshama (soul) that peeks out from under the surface…”

    — Nell Minow

    RogerEbert.com

  • "Within its first few frames, The Floaters is effortlessly likable."

    — Becca Johnson

    Film Focus Online

  • "The Floaters is more than just a comedy—it’s a love letter to summer camp, friendship, and the resilience it takes to chase your dreams."

    — Paul Salfen

    AMFM magazine

  • "The Floaters is a sweet, offbeat comedy that celebrates misfits finding their people, the clash between personal ambition and community, and the magic of a summer that changes everything.

    If you love camp movies with a lot of heart, you’ll feel right at home."

    — Louisa Moore

    Screen Zealots

  • "The Floaters blends camp nostalgia and heartfelt comedy with a multi-generational lens, capturing both the chaos and connection that define summer—and growing up."

    — Danielle Solzman

    SOLZY AT THE MOVIES

  • "Director Rachel Israel’s vision brought camp back to life for me. With her leadership, everyone involved with the project was able to shine and give a nice escape from everyday life to the audience."

    — Jenn Rohm

    Selig Film News

  • "The Floaters is the perfect summer comedy. Brent Hoff, Andra Gordon, and Amelia Brain’s screenplay has believable characters, a love for Jewish culture, and earnest comedy. It is the perfect mash-up of John Hughes’ teen comedies, School of Rock, and Grown Ups."

    — Ethan Padgett

    Film Threat

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Press Highlights

The Ultimate Jewish Sleepaway Camp Movie! Live Q&A with Jackie Tohn, the Cast & Crew of THE FLOATERS

CP24: Canadian Actress Sarah Podemski on her new summer camp comedy The Floaters

NBFF 2025: Becky and Shai Korman Excited For The Floaters Screening

NBFF 2025: Cast of ‘The Floaters’ Excited For Premiere

The Floaters Review: A Warm-Hearted Jewish Coming-of-Age Story

The Floaters Review: A Warm-Hearted Jewish Coming-of-Age Story

Nell Minow praises The Floaters for its authentic Jewish summer-camp culture, ensemble warmth, and appealing neshama, while noting an uneven, convention-heavy storyline. The review highlights the film’s balance of tradition and progress, its distinct ‘floater’ characters, and nostalgic supporting turns from Steve Guttenberg, Jonathan Silverman, and Seth Green.

'The Floaters' Brings Jewish Summer Camp Joy to Theaters

'The Floaters' Brings Jewish Summer Camp Joy to Theaters

Get ready for a quintessential summer movie. Hitting theaters July 10 via Brainstorm Media, Rachel Israel’s The Floaters brings a much-needed dose of authentic, joyful Jewish storytelling to the big screen. It’s a comedy squarely focused on finding your people and fighting for your community.

Why Jewish Screen Stories Need More Joy

Why Jewish Screen Stories Need More Joy

Rachel Israel urges a new wave of Jewish storytelling that balances historical trauma with onscreen joy. Citing classics like Dirty Dancing and her own summer camp comedy The Floaters, she calls for authentic, multifaceted portrayals of Jewish life — full of humor, passion, complexity, and community.

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OFFICIAL MERCHANDISE

Welcome to the Store!

Get your short shorts, your clipboard, and your camp spirit. Shop official Camp Daveed shirts, hats, and counselor-ready bundles from the world of The Floaters.

Inspired by the film’s screen-used wardrobe and made for collectors, camp alumni, and anyone who knows one Camp Daveed hat is never enough.

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