Oscar Marín Sepúlveda

Fiodor is an insecure young gay man who agrees to hookup through an app with Simón. When the moment arrives, Fiodor’s discomfort and fears manifest as letters emerging from his body. Together with Simón, they will try to arrange the letters to make sense of the situation.

Early spring, 2022. Seventeen (or more) friends live through what they don't know will be a quick last few months of school, facing their final exams, closing activities, but more importantly the idea that they may never see each other again. Chapters I and II see the craziness mixed with the sense of possible loss of a friendship that surfaced quickly and may be fading all too soon.

Early spring, 2022. Seventeen (or more) friends live through what they don’t know will be a quick last few months of school, facing their final exams, closing activities, but more importantly the idea that they may never see each other again. Chapter III is nourished by the sanctuary of the "Virgen de las Peñas" to raise the notion of moving forward, empathizing and enjoying the late friendship.

A narrator embarks on a retrospective journey into the final months of school with their best friends. Over five chapters and an epilogue, they reflect on friendship, yearning, and the fears of losing contact with these individuals who are so significant to them. They were 17, more or less.