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- Previous episode S01E01 - Chapter One: The Vanishing of Will Byers
- Number S01E02
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Directors
Ross Duffer
Matt Duffer
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Writers
Ross Duffer
Matt Duffer
- Country United States
- Original language English
- Genres Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery, Science-Fiction, Suspense, Thriller
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Last update
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Video : Chapter Two: The Weirdo on Maple Street
Lucas, Mike and Dustin try to talk to the girl they found in the woods. Hopper questions an anxious Joyce about an unsettling phone call.
In the realm of teen dramas, few shows can match the intense allure and gripping storytelling found in *Élite*. This Spanish series has taken audiences by storm since its debut on October 5, 2018. Set against the backdrop of Las Encinas, a prestigious private school for the elite youth of Spain, the show offers viewers a thrilling blend of crime, drama, and mystery that captivates from start to finish. With eight seasons—64 episodes in total—*Élite* is not just another teen drama; it's a deep dive into themes of class disparity, morality, and the tumultuous journey of adolescence.
The first season serves as an introductory gateway into this complex world where three working-class teenagers—Samuel (Itzan Escamilla), Nadia (Mina El Hammani), and Christian (Miguel Bernardeau)—find themselves at Las Encinas after their old school collapses. Here, they encounter Guzmán (Miguel Bernardeau), Marina (María Pedraza), and other wealthy students whose lives are interconnected in ways none could anticipate. The murder mystery surrounding Marina sets the stage for an intricate web of relationships filled with love triangles, betrayal, and secrets that unfold throughout Season 1. Each episode cleverly intertwines flash-forwards that keep viewers on edge while revealing how these seemingly separate lives converge towards tragedy.
One standout feature of *Élite* is its diverse cast portraying multidimensional characters who face relatable struggles amid their luxurious surroundings. From Omar's (Omar Ayuso) exploration of his sexuality to Guzmán's battle with familial expectations and guilt over his friend’s fate, each character brings depth to the narrative tapestry. The show does not shy away from addressing critical societal issues such as drug use and mental health challenges among teens—a bold move that resonates with audiences worldwide.
