Rosszfiúk

This Hungarian drama centers on Goat, who is sent to a reform school for 13 months. From the outset, he has to contend with the existing hierarchy among the students. As Goat becomes involved with his peers, he experiences both camaraderie and conflict, leading to a turning point when he meets Aggie, a girl he falls in love with.

The film also introduces Lehota, a new director whose military-style management alters the dynamics of the school and the town. As tensions rise and violence escalates, the story delves into themes of power, control, and youthful rebellion. Rosszfiúk presents a raw portrayal of the struggles faced by young individuals in an oppressive system, making it a notable film from the early 2000s.