Cinelatino announced it will release Nosotros Los Nobles (We are the Nobles), one of Mexico’s highest-grossing films of all time, in select AMC theaters across the United States on Friday, November 1, 2013.

Nosotros Los Nobles took Mexico by storm when it launched in March of this year, quickly becoming the most successful film in the country’s history at the time of its release, surpassing the previous box office record set by the 2002 megahit El Crimen del Padre Amaro starring Gael Garcia Bernal. The film out-grossed some of the year’s biggest Hollywood releases, including Man of Steel, Oz The Great and Powerful, World War Z, The Wolverine, Pacific Rim, and G.I. Joe: Retaliation, among other Hollywood box office blockbusters.

The movie centers on three spoiled ‘juniors’—the term used in Mexico to describe the rich children of the country’s elite class—who get cut off from their family fortune and are forced to work for the first time, creating hilarious and awkward situations as they adjust to the real world.

“One of the reasons the film has been so successful is because it feels like a Hollywood comedy, but in Spanish,” said Gaz Alazraki, the film’s director. “There haven’t been many Mexican comedies with happy endings in our recent history, and the audience has a definite thirst for a family comedy free of nudity, violence, drug cartels, experimental narratives, or tragic endings.”

The film, which is Alazraki’s first full-length feature, boasts a string of well-known faces, including Gonzalo Vega (Ya No Los Hacen Como Antes), Karla Souza (Instructions Not Included, Los Heroes del Norte), Luis Gerardo Mendez (XY, Los Simuladores), and Juan Pablo Gil (Pulling Strings).

Nosotros Los Nobles will launch in some of AMC’s highest-grossing Latino theaters in the country, in the high-density Hispanic markets of Los Angeles, New York, Miami, Houston, Dallas, Chicago, San Francisco/San Jose, Phoenix, San Diego, Las Vegas, and Charlotte. The film will play in Spanish with English subtitles.

Prior to the release, the film will have a red-carpet premiere at the Los Angeles Latino Film Festival on October 14 at the Orpheum Theater in Downtown LA.