Camp Beaverton: Meet the Beavers is a documentary film directed by Ana Grillo and Beth Nelsen. The film follows the lives of the members of Camp Beaverton, an all-women's camp at Burning Man festival that embodies the values of community and self-expression. The camp is a safe and inclusive space for queer women, trans people, and anyone who identifies as female and aims to create a space where everyone can feel comfortable exploring their sexuality.
The documentary goes deep into the lives of the camp members and explores their backgrounds, their relationships, and their personal journeys. The film also explores the challenges and triumphs of building a camp in the middle of the desert and the issues that arise when trying to create a safe and inclusive space.
The film is a celebration of self-expression, friendship, and the power of creating safe spaces for marginalized communities. It is a fascinating look at the Burning Man festival and the different subcultures that exist within it, as well as a heartfelt tribute to the members of Camp Beaverton and their unique community.