Suburban Roulette

The story is set during the late 20th century, a period marked by suburban growth and conservative social norms. This era was characterized by traditional family values, but also by hidden turmoil and changing moral standards among middle-class families. The film reflects the contrasting facades and underlying tensions of this time period.

The movie takes place in a seemingly idyllic suburban neighborhood just outside Chicago. This suburb is characterized by its quiet streets, private homes, and a close-knit community, which contrasts sharply with the dark secrets that unfold within. The setting highlights the facade of suburban perfection masking underlying moral decadence.

🎭 Morality

The film explores the theme of morality and the contrast between outward appearances and inner flaws. The characters engage in immoral acts, such as wife-swapping and deceit, while outwardly maintaining a façade of respectability. The story questions the true nature of morality in a seemingly perfect suburban setting.

🔄 Rebellion

Rebellion against societal norms is a central theme, as the characters engage in secret affairs and risky behaviors that defy traditional values. The film highlights the tension between societal expectations and personal desires, leading to destructive consequences for the characters involved.