The Floaters

A struggling musician named Nomi takes a job as a mentor for a group of misfit campers known as the Floaters. The position is offered by her successful best friend, Mara, at a Jewish summer camp where they both spent their childhood. While the camp faces the threat of closure due to a rivalry with a long-standing competitor, Nomi and Mara must work with the campers to resolve their conflicts and unite the community to ensure the camp survives.

This comedy was produced in Canada and the United States by Vortex Media, K180, and Athena Pictures. It was directed by Rachel Israel and followed her previous film, Influenced, released in 2026. The screenplay was written by Amelia Brain, Andra Gordon, and Brent Hoff, with Becky Korman, Lily Korman, and Shai Korman serving as producers. The film stars Jackie Tohn as Nomi and Sarah Podemski as Mara, supported by a cast that includes Aya Cash, Seth Green, Judah Lewis, and Nina Bloomgarden, along with 26 other credited performers. On TMDB, the movie has a rating of 7/10 based on 2 votes.