Camille Mousseau

Camille Mousseau’s 2024 filmography is honestly a bit of a genre rollercoaster. First up, “Turn Me On” isn’t your average coming-of-age flick. The story pretty much grabs you by the collar and drags you through the awkward, messy, and hilarious realities of figuring yourself out in a world that’s basically obsessed with appearances. It’s got those moments where you’re cringing one second, laughing the next, and then suddenly you’re all in your feelings. The characters don’t feel like cardboard cutouts, either. There’s something raw and relatable about them, even when they’re making the worst decisions possible—or maybe because they’re making those decisions. Then there’s “The Reunion,” which jumps straight into the deep end of drama. Old friends, buried secrets, and the kind of tension you can practically taste. It’s that classic setup—people who haven’t seen each other in years, suddenly trapped together, and every little thing they swept under the rug comes crawling out. The dialogue is sharp, and there are these gut-punch moments where you’re kind of left staring at the screen like, “Whoa, did that really just happen?” Both movies show off Mousseau’s knack for digging into what makes people tick, good, bad, and ugly. It’s not about perfect endings or tidy morals, but more about the messy middle where people actually live. If you’re into stories that are a little bit raw, a little bit funny, and a whole lot honest, these films are probably going to hit you right where it hurts—in the best way.