Fraternity
Alternative title: El aspirante

Directed by Juan Gautier

Carlos and Dani enter a university residence and accept the challenge of hazing in order to fit in and make friends. What starts as a fun game soon turns into a perverse spiral where they will have to face the worst of themselves.
Fraternity is a tense coming-of-age drama about masculinity, group loyalty and the pressure to suppress vulnerability within male social structures. Juan Gautier keeps the tone controlled, giving the film’s emotional danger a disturbing plausibility.

Fraternity

Alternative title: El aspirante

Directed by Juan Gautier

Carlos and Dani enter a university residence and accept the challenge of hazing in order to fit in and make friends. What starts as a fun game soon turns into a perverse spiral where they will have to face the worst of themselves.

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Fraternity is a tense coming-of-age drama about masculinity, group loyalty and the pressure to suppress vulnerability within male social structures. Juan Gautier keeps the tone controlled, giving the film’s emotional danger a disturbing plausibility.