Suburban Roulette

This film follows a newlywed couple who become embroiled in a risky game of spouse swapping after relocating to an ostensibly ideal suburban neighborhood. The allure of social gatherings and the swinger lifestyle draws them into a web of emotional and moral challenges.

With a focus on love affairs and the dynamics of modern relationships, Suburban Roulette captures a unique perspective on suburban life in the late 1960s. Its portrayal of the swinger culture and the inherent risks involved offers insight into a time when societal norms were being questioned and redefined.

Featuring performances by Ben Moore, William Kerwin, and Allison Louise Downe, this film provides a snapshot of a transformative era in American culture. The narrative's tension and exploration of human relationships make it a noteworthy example of drama from this period.