The Club of the Perfect Parents
A social thriller about polished family life, status panic, and the quiet violence of being watched too closely.
On Perfeksjon Alle, every lawn is trimmed, every smile is rehearsed, and every family knows the price of looking flawless. The street promises safety, taste, and success, but its order depends on comparison, surveillance, and the careful punishment of anyone who falls out of line.
The Club of the Perfect Parents follows a community where parenthood becomes performance and family life turns into a public test. Behind polished doors, the adults are watching one another, the children are learning what silence is worth, and perfection is beginning to crack.
The story sits between social thriller, domestic satire, and neighborhood mystery. It is interested in image, class performance, family mythology, and the way communities can enforce cruelty while calling it concern.
Setting map
Perfeksjon Allé
A working map of the street, its homes, and the shared spaces where neighbors cross paths, compare lives, and keep track of one another.
