In the secluded, rigid world of an elite summer camp, a group of privileged boys embark on what is promised to be a character-building retreat. Directed by Joaquín del Paso, this unsettling drama peels back the layers of indoctrination and privilege as the children, including those played by Lucciano Kurti and Santiago Barajas Hamue, are subjected to a strict regimen designed to mold them into society's future leaders. The arrival of a new staff member, portrayed by Valeria Lamm, and the discovery of a literal hole in the fence surrounding the property begin to fracture the camp's controlled environment, stirring curiosity and rebellion among the youths. As the boys grapple with the unsettling truths behind their lessons and the world beyond their confines, the film crafts a tense, atmospheric critique of systemic power and innocence corrupted. With a standout ensemble including Jacek Poniedzia?ek and Enrique Lascurain, "Hole in the Fence" builds a quietly chilling portrait of the moments where conditioning cracks and individual thought perilously begins to dawn.