Story of a family that moves into a rich neighborhood that they can barely afford to live in. Still, the only way to move ahead is to extend your reach beyond what you think possible. Straight away, neighbors regard them with disdain and belittle them numerous times. There is also a murder involved. The first two episodes have several flashbacks, but the narrative settles down by episode 03. Most of the story deals with the unspoken class system. Be forewarned, the females in this are vicious. No mistake, while seemingly a "chick drama," secrets and conspiracies increasingly predominate. Perfect families, perfect neighborhoods, and those brittle, perfect facades that conceal so much. Cleverly constructed to punch your emotional buttons.
Review of Ferris Wheel at Night
