Movie where people are placed in a vertical prison and food is placed on a platform for them.

Platform drops and there is more food at the top of the prison, and less as more and more prisoners eat the food.

The wealthiest individuals get more food as they are placed at the top, while less wealthy individuals are placed near the bottom, and get the scraps of the wealthy.

No one knows how many levels are above or below them

Deals with class structure

Movie where different kids are invited to Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory after finding a golden ticket

Child who has best behavior wins a grand prize

Children of different socioeconomic backgrounds are in the "competition"

Charlie who grew up in poverty got ticket by luck

Veruca who had her dad pay for tons of chocolate bars to increase her chances of getting golden ticket.

Deals with class structure

Horror film where in society there are the people who live above ground and then the people who live underground who are essentially "tied" to those above ground

Those who live underground were never given the opportunity to live a regular life as they were just a part of a social experiment. They faced oppression, lived in poor conditions, and were deprived of real human connections.

One child from the underground is able to switch and when given the opportunity to live above ground, she thrives in that society.

Deals with class structure

Series where there are districts and one capital. The districts provide goods to the rich capital

The further away from the capital the district you are in is, the poorer you are

However citizens can get necessities by placing their names more times into the reaping pot

Deals with class structure

Horror film where the government allows for a 12 hour annual "Purge" where crime is legal.

Wealthy people are able to hide with things like private security

Poor people are left to learn to deal with the violence and make their own decisions on what they are going to do.

Shows what different classes will do when exposed to lawlessness.

Series where a group of high schoolers are sent to a version of their town where there is no adults

Kids from different backgrounds have different ideas and struggles for what to do

Shows how their classes have had different experiences that control how they interact with eachother

In season 1, main character Fiona Gallagher gets a job as a waitress to support her siblings

Her boss who is wealthy does not treat her with respect due to her class and possibly gender.

Relationships between Fiona and her boss demonstrate the how different classes interact, specifically low income workers and upper middle class.