A heartfelt and hilarious camp comedy, The Floaters explores friendship, identity, and second chances through the chaos of Jewish summer traditions. Recently kicked out of her band and desperate for direction, Nomi (Jackie Tohn) reluctantly takes a job at Camp Daveed, the Jewish summer camp she once attended—now run by her childhood best friend, Mara (Sarah Podemski). With the camp in disarray (including a catastrophic plumbing failure), Mara assigns Nomi to supervise a group of misfit teens known as the floaters, who don’t quite fit in with the camp’s traditions or cliques. When a Maccabiah Games challenge with $30,000 in prize money is issued by rival Camp Barak—run by Nomi and Mara’s longtime nemesis, Daniel (Seth Green)—Nomi sees a chance to redeem herself, even if it means pushing boundaries and risking Mara’s trust. …As tensions mount, Nomi and the floaters must find common ground, rise to the challenge, and redefine what it means to leave a legacy.-Screen Zealots