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Better Class 

When middle-class parents Alicia and Gonzalo get their son Fer into an elite secular school, their quest to secure his future quickly exposes their own deep desire for upper-class status, wealth, and social prestige.
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When middle-class parents Alicia and Gonzalo get their son Fer into an elite secular school, their quest to secure his future quickly exposes their own deep desire for upper-class status, wealth, and social prestige.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Víctor García León, Borja Cobeaga
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Studio:Sayaka Producciones, Colosé Producciones, Think Studio, Cimarrón Cine, Buena Pinta Media

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