In the brief but potent eleven-minute drama "The Joke's on Him," a group of young men find their casual camaraderie shattered by a single, fateful decision. Directed by Paola Ramones, the film centers on Daniel Tovar and his friends, including Gon Curiel and Tonatiuh Salazar, whose dynamic is built on shared jokes and youthful bravado. Their world is upended when a reckless prank escalates beyond their control, forcing each to confront the stark line between humor and cruelty. As the consequences of their actions begin to unfold, the bonds of friendship are tested under the weight of guilt and responsibility. This tense, character-driven narrative explores the fragile nature of morality among peers, crafting an atmosphere of mounting dread that lingers long after the laughter has died. With compelling performances from the ensemble, including Mariana Servín, the film delivers a sharp, sobering look at how a moment of thoughtless fun can irrevocably change everything.