A 78-minute French documentary, Summer Camp follows thousands of young scouts gathering for a historic jamboree in the Swiss mountains. Director Mateo Ybarra observes their songs, small rebellions, and personal growth across a few sweaty, formative days. The Leans Traditional label fits because the Scout movement itself is the subject, and its values, structured community, collective ritual, outdoor discipline, and gradual initiation into responsibility, are presented straightforwardly rather than interrogated. There is no political framing, no identity politics, and no domestic drama. The film is simply a portrait of an institution that has organized youth around shared codes and belonging for over a century. That is a traditional premise by definition.