Frozen Hot Boys

Led by a devious teacher with a hidden agenda, a gang of hot-blooded delinquent teenagers try to defy the odds to win a snow-sculpting competition in Japan.

When Jab, the most notorious troublemaker at the juvenile detention center, is unexpectedly chosen as the captain of a snow sculpture team, he finds himself under the watchful eye of Kru Chom, a cunning and resourceful teacher. Their mission is to win an international snow sculpting competition—despite coming from a country where snow has never fallen. At first glance, the idea seems impossible. And for a group of so-called "problem kids," the road ahead is even tougher. They must endure grueling training, withstand the ridicule of those who doubt them, and overcome conflicts within their own team. Adding to the challenge, their families—often the root of their struggles—offer little support. But this might just be their last chance to prove that they, too, belong in this world. That there are people who believe in them. And, perhaps most importantly, that they can learn to believe in themselves once again.