Directed by Gerard Vidal Barrena, this brief yet thought-provoking short film centers on a group of young boys navigating the complexities of identity and expectation. The story follows a diverse ensemble, including Isaías Badilla, Leo Blumenfield, Nii Adu Clerk, and Archer Carr-Engler, as they confront the unspoken pressures of masculinity and the search for self-definition. Set against a backdrop that feels both intimate and universal, the narrative weaves between their individual struggles and shared moments, exploring how each boy grapples with the roles society imposes on them. As their paths intersect, a quiet tension builds around the question of what it truly means to "be a boy" in a world full of rigid rules. With a contemplative tone and a sharp eye for emotional detail, B for Boys offers a poignant, resonant glimpse into the fragile process of growing up, leaving viewers with lingering questions about the masks we wear and the selves we hide beneath them.