In a planned suburban community known as New Granada, designed for families with plentiful housing but few amenities for youth, teens struggle with boredom and disenchantment. With limited recreational options, the teenagers turn to each other for companionship and entertainment, often leading to petty crimes, vandalism, and rebellious behavior. Authorities, preoccupied with maintaining property values and a facade of tranquility, largely ignore or dismiss the struggles of the town's youth. Among these disillusioned teens is Carl, who finds himself drawn into the excitement of this underground world, befriending Richie, a charismatic troublemaker. As tensions between the adolescents and the adults grow, a chasm widens, representing more than just typical teenage angst; it showcases the divide between generations and a system unable to understand or address the needs of its younger members.

As the teens' defiance escalates, frustrations boil over into open confrontation. Misunderstandings and lack of communication only deepen the rift between kids yearning for acknowledgment and adults striving for control. The community braces itself for a storm that threatens the very foundation of the town’s ideals. Against this backdrop, the teenagers’ bond strengthens as they organize and express their dissatisfaction in increasingly bold ways. They challenge the status quo, setting in motion events that could potentially alter the community dynamic forever. As they rally together, they reveal stark truths about societal neglect and the unintended consequences of ignoring youthful voices. The stage is set for a dramatic clash that could teach lessons or cause irremediable harm, leaving one to wonder about the fate of New Granada and its fiery young residents.