The Rainbow Tribe (2008)

A rag-tag group of children at a sleep away camp help their counselor overcome a personal crisis.

Director:

Christopher R. Watson

Writer:

Daniel S. Frisch

Stars:

David James Elliott, Grayson Russell, Ed Quinn

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
David James Elliott	...	Morgan Roberts
Grayson Russell	...	Calvin
Ed Quinn	...	Sunny
Julie Ann Emery	...	Lauren
Rebecca Mader	...	Mrs. Murray
Noah Munck	...	Ryan
Max Burkholder	...	Boo
Gabriel Mann	...	Mr. Murray
Renée Taylor	...	Ms. Crapple
Aidan Gould	...	Josh
Stephen Tobolowsky	...	Principal Sands
Harrison Herron	...	Zachary
Dalton O'Dell	...	Charles
Dennis Volochkov	...	Sampson
Taylor Boggan	...	Buster

Storyline

Morgan Roberts, a middle aged adult in crisis, reunites with his best friend when he returns to the summer camp of his youth. His troubles seem to magnify when he is joined by a rag-tag group of 10 year old campers. Through their struggles they collectively overcome their personal problems and exchange them for one of the best summers of their lives.

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Taglines:

For anyone who has ever been in danger... of growing up.

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Genres:

Comedy | Family

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Details

Country:

Czech Republic USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

1 February 2011 (USA)

Also Known As:

A Tribo do Arco-Íris

Filming Locations:

Bemidji, Minnesota, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$5,000,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

International Production Company

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Did You Know?

Soundtracks

"Castles in the Air"
written by Bob Hackl & Ken Stange
performed by Alan Thornhill

User Reviews

Feel good movie that takes you back to your youth.

I definitely recommend this movie for your whole family. While the whole summer camp troubled youth bit has been done 100 times, this is a great one that will put a smile on your face and take you back to a summer in your childhood when you went to camp and grew as a young man or woman and got the first taste of being away from home. I'm not going to even comment on the technicalities of movie making, because they don't matter one bit. The only thing that matters is that you smile, laugh, and even maybe tear up just a bit watching this movie.

Grab your kids, make some popcorn, and just relax and enjoy this cool movie.