In "Sex, Lies and Sugar (2011)," Steve Balderson explores the world of 1960s suburban housewives who are more than meets the eye. As they compete to be the ultimate hostess, their recipe club and dinner parties take a scandalous turn towards boozy flirtation. What starts as a lighthearted game quickly unravels into a gripping tale of irresponsibility and hidden desires. Against the backdrop of the NASA moonwalk era, the moon becomes a poignant symbol for these complex women, shrouded in mystery and unfulfilled potential. The film delves deep into the dark truths of these seemingly perfect lives, exposing a raw and uncompromising portrayal of damaged individuals seeking validation in a world of emptiness. "Sex, Lies and Sugar" is a captivating exploration of human nature, secrets, and the haunting consequences of living without purpose.