Fine Young Men

A seventeen-year-old student named Alf returns to his Catholic boys' school after spending a year in another country. He struggles to reconnect with his former peers, who are popular athletes. While Alf develops feelings for a new classmate named Oliver, he attempts to stop rumors about his sexuality by bonding with his old friends. This desire for acceptance eventually leads him to commit a crime to prove he still fits in with the group.

This drama and thriller was directed by Alejandro Andrade, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Armando López. The film is a co-production between Spain, Mexico, and France, involving production companies such as Home Films and Alameda Films. The main cast features Andrés Revo in the role of Alf and Joaquín Emanuel as Oliver, with additional performances by Emilio Puente, María Aura, Mai Elissalt, and Tomás Rojas. The movie had a production budget of 2 million USD and a runtime of 89 minutes.