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Documentary 'The Last Class' Earns $610K on Income Inequality

9/15/2025

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"The Last Class," a documentary featuring Robert Reich, earned over $610k since its June 27 release, focusing on income inequality and his final class at UC Berkeley.
The film secured around 219 bookings, performing well in cities like New York and San Diego.
Filmmakers aimed for a hopeful, non-political tone to attract diverse audiences.
Reich, a former Labor Secretary, has written 18 books and has a large social media presence.
Other recent film releases include "The History Of Sound" and "Spinal Tap 2," with mixed box office results.

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"The Last Class," a documentary featuring Robert Reich, earned over $610k since its June 27 release, focusing on income inequality and his final class at UC Berkeley.
The film secured around 219 bookings, performing well in cities like New York and San Diego.
Filmmakers aimed for a hopeful, non-political tone to attract diverse audiences.
Reich, a former Labor Secretary, has written 18 books and has a large social media presence.
Other recent film releases include "The History Of Sound" and "Spinal Tap 2," with mixed box office results.