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Cam is a critically acclaimed thriller film released in 2018 that follows Alice, an ambitious camgirl who discovers that she has been replaced on her show with an exact replica of herself.

Alice's quest to regain control of her identity and unravel the mystery behind her online doppelgänger leads her into a dark and twisted world where reality and fantasy blur, exposing the dangers of internet obsessions and the impact of technology on personal identity.

Making / Production

Cam was directed by Daniel Goldhaber and written by Isa Mazzei. The film explores themes of identity, sexuality, and the digital age, delving into the complex and nuanced world of online camming.

Actors

• Madeline Brewer as Alice / Lola - Brewer portrays the protagonist, Alice, as well as her digital alter ego Lola, showcasing a range of emotions and complexities in both roles.
• Melora Walters as Lynne - Walters plays Lynne, Alice's mother, adding depth to the portrayal of their strained relationship.
• Devin Druid as Jordan - Druid takes on the role of Jordan, Alice's brother, providing crucial support and perspective to the narrative.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• Isa Mazzei drew inspiration from her experiences as a former camgirl to craft the story, lending authenticity to the film's portrayal of the camming industry.
• The movie's title, "Cam," refers to both the main character's profession as a camgirl and the concept of surveillance and manipulation inherent in online interactions.
• Madeline Brewer underwent extensive preparation, including learning dance routines and studying the camming world, to embody her dual roles in the film.

Awards

Cam received critical acclaim for its originality, storytelling, and performances. While it did not win major awards, it garnered nominations and accolades in various film festivals and industry recognitions.

Quotes

• "You can call me Alice in all your fantasies, but remember that's all they are." - Alice/Lola
• "The more you put out there, the more they'll want back - that's the nature of the game." - Lynne
• "Every free minute on a computer is a dangerous thing." - Alice

Music, Soundtrack

• The film's soundtrack features a combination of electronic beats and atmospheric tones that enhance the tension and mood of the story.
• Notable tracks include "Mirror" by DRALMS and "Devil Like Me" by Rainbow Kitten Surprise, which underscore key emotional moments in the film.