The American Dream has fallen on hard times as of late, a sad truth captured in comically tragic proportions in the rags-from-riches story of billionaire timeshare mogul David Siegel and his wife Jackie, the former Mrs. Florida 1993. The film begins with their quest to build one of the largest single-family homes in America, a sprawling, 90,000-square-foot palace complete with its own 20-car garage and two-lane bowling alley. But as the economic crisis hits, the couple is forced to make adjustments, like most Americans, only on a much grander scale. With acclaimed photographer Lauren Greenfield at the helm, this playfully insightful and jaw-drop inducing film taps into the zeitgeist of the recession and offers an engrossing character study of a couple whose seemingly singular life boils down to something very familiar for all of us Americans.