Scouts

Scouts (1981) is a film directed by Jean-Daniel Cadinot rated 6.5/10.

Eight scouts, divided into two troops, embark on a treasure hunt in a rocky, mountainous area through which runs a rapidly moving stream. They are accompanied by a fully frocked priest. Other scouts are studying maps and practicing orienteering. Despite wearing shorts obviously dangerously inappropriate for such high adventure activities as rock-climbing and wading in rapids, the scouts still want to take part in the sexual fun and games.