Polarizing subject matter is treated with relative detachment in "Jesus Camp," a documentary about the indoctrination of children at an evangelical Christian summer camp. A diatribe a la Michael Moore could have been an easy outcome of this project, but instead the cameras are more or less simply turned on people who are proud of their beliefs and quite happy to talk openly about them.
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