Put the Camera on Me

This film showcases the early filmmaking efforts of Darren Stein, who later directed "Jawbreaker" and "Sparkler." It features home movie footage that captures the nuances of childhood, making it a unique blend of personal narrative and documentary style.

With a focus on adult themes such as jealousy, cruelty, and sexuality, the film presents a candid look at the experiences of young filmmakers, including Stein and his friend Adam Shell. Their work reflects the complex realities of growing up and navigating social dynamics.

Collectors of documentary films and those interested in LGBTQ themes may find "Put the Camera on Me" to be a significant representation of youthful creativity and subject matter.