A close look at the life of some spanish teenage "delincuentes" at Madrid during the 80s. This is one of Eloy de la Iglesia's best films and a great look at Madrid's 80s, a troublesome and mythical era much funnier than the boring present. Eloy de la Iglesia, who passed away last year, was a cult film maker that focused on the low life of young criminals and petty thieves of Madrid's slums as well as class conflicts and social issues. His movies are strong and full of powerful images despite the sometimes terrible acting (sometimes the real delinquents acted their own characters) and low budget.