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2021 | Color | 100:00

At a secluded exclusive summer camp in the Mexican countryside, under the watchful eyes of their adult guardians, boys from a prestigious private school receive physical, moral and religious training to turn them into tomorrow’s elite. The discovery of a hole in the perimeter fence triggers a chain of increasingly disturbing events. Hysteria quickly spreads...


Direction: Del Paso Puente; Joaquín Alejandro
Script: Pawlak; Lucy, del Paso; Joaquín
Production: Del Paso; Joaquín, de la Peza; Fernanda
Photography: Herrera Salcedo; Alfonso
Sound: Arroyo; Santiago, Baksht; Jaime, Couttolenc; Michelle, Berenblum; Guido
Music: Stein; Michael, Dixon; Kyle
Cast:Lamm; Valeria, Kurti; Lucciano, WalkerJacek Poniedziaek; Erick, Lascuráin; Enrique, Murokawa;Takahiro, Barajas; Santiago, Oppenheim; Charles, Ortega; Yubah
Art direction: Pawlak; Lucy
Participation year at FICM: 2021

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