Campus Drivers: hard on the cliché highway (review)

A bluette saturated with references, but which exudes incredible sympathy thanks to its cast of very beautiful and very endearing people.

Rose-tinted teen series are definitely Prime Video’s new gold mine.

If you liked Maxton Hall, more recently Off Campus or the various Against the Senses films, this new Amazon production is for you.

She uses the same pattern, cutting a tailor-made bluette while keeping the visible seams of the genre: thwarted loves, student rivalries, wild parties and handsome kids galore. A proven style… here in the French style.

Taken from the bestseller by author CS Quill, figure of the national new romance, Campus Drivers takes us into the little golden world of a private university on the Côte d’Azur. A universe populated by very rich, very beautiful students, future members of the local jet set, where Loïs arrives overnight, a young scholarship student who has mastered neither the codes nor the customs. Awkward, not really out of place, but full of charm and confidence, she will quickly find her feet and above all attract the attention of the sexiest seducer in the university. The latter set up a driver application on the Côte d’Azur, intended to accompany students who are a little tipsy after their evenings. A service which presents a significant advantage for him: transforming certain errands into passionate nights with his clients……