Director: David Valero
Enemigos is a 2025 drama directed by David Valero, a co-production between Spain and the United States that runs 103 minutes. The film follows two teenagers from the same neighborhood whose shared history has hardened into a lasting rivalry.
What is Enemigos about?
Set within a single working-class neighborhood, the story traces two young men who grew up side by side yet ended up on opposite sides of a long conflict. One has spent years cast in the role of target and the other in the role of aggressor, and the film examines how those positions took shape through repeated harassment and pressure. As their paths keep crossing in everyday situations, the narrative poses a direct question about obligation and empathy: what a person owes, if anything, to someone they have every reason to resent. The drama keeps its focus tight on the two central figures and the social environment that formed them, tracing how proximity and grievance shape the way each one sees the other.
Cast & crew
The ensemble is led by Hugo Welzel and Christian Checa as the two central adolescents, with Luna Pamiés and Sara Vidorreta among the younger cast. Estefanía de los Santos and José Manuel Poga appear in supporting adult roles. The performances anchor a story built largely around the shifting dynamic between its two leads.
Context & significance
Enemigos was released in 2025 as a co-production between Spain and the United States, directed by David Valero. It runs 103 minutes and is classified as a drama. On IMDb the film holds a rating of 6.7. Its subject matter, which centers on bullying, retaliation, and the possibility of reconciliation among teenagers, places it within a realist tradition of coming-of-age cinema.
Where & how to watch
Enemigos streams on K-Time with a Persian dub and Persian subtitles, so viewers can choose dubbed audio or Farsi on-screen text. Reading this page is free; starting playback requires signing in to a K-Time account. The platform's Farsi interface is built for the Iranian diaspora audience.