Boot Camp

A group of rebellious teenagers is sent to a rehabilitation program located on a remote island in Fiji. While their parents believe the facility is a high-end institution, the students discover it is actually a harsh boot camp. Under the leadership of Norman Hail, the teens face strict discipline, psychological manipulation, and physical abuse. One student, Sophie, must struggle to survive the ordeal while her friend Ben attempts to help her escape.

This drama thriller was directed by Christian Duguay and serves as the eighth of 13 films he directed, following Extreme Ops and preceding Cinderella. The screenplay was written by Agatha Dominik and John Cox, with Duguay also serving as a producer alongside Michael Frislev and Chad Oakes. The film stars Mila Kunis, Gregory Smith, and Peter Stormare, with supporting roles played by Regine Nehy, Matthew Smalley, and Colleen Rennison.

Produced by Nomadic Pictures, CD Films, and Edgey Productions with a budget of 14 million USD, the movie has received mixed reactions from viewers. It holds a rating of 5.8/10 on IMDb based on 9,600 votes and a slightly higher score of 5.9/10 on TMDB from 211 votes.