• Jesus Camp (2006) Soundtrack OST •

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Jesus Camp follows several young children as they prepare to attend a summer camp where the kids will get their daily dose of evangelical Christianity. Becky Fischer works at the camp, which is named Kids on Fire.

Through interviews with Fischer, the children, and others, Jesus Camp illustrates the unswerving belief of the faithful. A housewife and homeschooling mother tells her son that creationism has all the answers.

Footage from inside the camp shows young children weeping and wailing as they promise to stop their sinning. Child after child is driven to tears. Juxtapose these scenes with clips from a more moderate Christian radio host (who is appalled by such tactics), and Jesus Camp seems to pose a clear question: are these children being brainwashed?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Jesus Camp
	Who's in the House?	Carman: Performer
	Spirit In the Sky	Norman Greenbaum: Performer

User reviews

Betty Evans

8/10

The use of music in Jesus Camp enhances the storytelling by creating a powerful and immersive atmosphere. The soundtrack complements the visuals, helping to evoke empathy and understanding for the children and their families as they navigate their faith.

Michael Lee

6/10

The sound choices contribute to the overall immersive quality of the viewing experience, drawing viewers into the world of Kids on Fire camp.

Elizabeth Miller

5/10

The soundtrack skillfully conveys the inner turmoil and struggle of the young camp attendees as they grapple with their faith and beliefs.

Stephanie Roberts

5/10

The soundtrack evokes a sense of unease and contemplation, prompting viewers to reflect on the themes of indoctrination and religious zeal.

Sarah Baker

6/10

The musical choices in the documentary help to emphasize the emotional manipulation and intensity of the camp environment.

Nancy Wright

6/10

The music used in the documentary effectively enhances the sense of urgency and fervor portrayed in the film.

Donald Lee

6/10

The use of music in Jesus Camp effectively highlights the contrast between the extreme evangelical practices and more moderate perspectives.

Donald Turner

3/10

The soundtrack of Jesus Camp fails to capture the emotional intensity of the children's experiences at the camp. The music feels generic and uninspired, missing the opportunity to enhance the documentary's impact.

James Martinez

1/10

The repetitive use of religious hymns and chants in the soundtrack becomes overwhelming and monotonous. Instead of adding depth to the storytelling, the music becomes a distracting element that hinders the viewer's engagement with the documentary.

Brian Smith

1/10

The choice of music in Jesus Camp often feels manipulative and heavy-handed, attempting to guide the viewer's emotions rather than letting the footage speak for itself. This detracts from the authenticity of the scenes portrayed.

Stephanie Martin

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Jesus Camp serves as a powerful tool in conveying the complex emotions and moral dilemmas faced by the young participants in the evangelical camp.

Deborah Jones

8/10

The soundtrack of Jesus Camp skillfully underscores the film's exploration of complex themes such as faith, indoctrination, and the impact of belief systems on young minds. It adds a layer of emotional resonance that lingers long after the film is over, prompting reflection and discussion.

Emily Hernandez

5/10

The music selection mirrors the tension and conflicting viewpoints presented in the documentary, adding depth to the storytelling.

Emily Adams

7/10

The soundtrack of Jesus Camp effectively conveys the intense emotional journey of the young children attending the evangelical summer camp. The music captures the fervor and passion of their religious experiences, adding depth to the documentary.