Soft & Quiet

Emily organizes the first gathering of 'Daughters for Aryan Unity' in a church. During this initial meeting, the members express their resentment towards various groups, including immigrants and minorities.

The discussion becomes uncomfortable for the church pastor, leading him to evict Emily and the group from the premises. The abrupt end to their meeting does not deter Emily's determination to continue their agenda.

Despite the eviction, Emily invites the group to her home to continue their discussions. They stop by Kim's grocery store to gather refreshments, which sets the stage for future confrontations.

While in the grocery store, Asian-American sisters Anne and Lily attempt to enter, unaware the store is closed. Tension escalates when Kim refuses them service, leading to confrontations fueled by racial and personal animosities.

The situation escalates further when Marjorie attacks Anne, leading to violent confrontations. Kim brandishes a gun, forcing the sisters out of the store, showcasing the group’s willingness to resort to extreme measures.

Emily's husband Craig arrives with the intent to diffuse the tensions among the group. However, the discussions lead to a proposal to vandalize Anne's house, drawing Craig reluctantly into the unfolding chaos.

The group arrives at Anne's house and begins vandalizing the property. Their actions are interrupted when Anne and Lily return home, leading to a panic-driven confrontation.

Caught by surprise, the intruders bind and gag Anne and Lily at gunpoint. This act of desperation reveals the characters' moral decay as they struggle with the consequences of their violent actions.

In a brutal act, Leslie and Marjorie physically assault Lily, leading to an asthma attack due to her peanut allergy. The situation turns tragic when their negligence leads to Lily's death, changing the dynamics among the group.

Faced with the gravity of their actions, the remaining group members consider ways to cover up the death. Emily insists on hiding the evidence, while the group becomes increasingly paranoid about being caught.

In a shocking twist, Leslie suggests staging the death as a sexual assault to divert blame. This unsettling idea reflects the depths of their depravity as they grapple with their culpability.

In a horrific act, Leslie suffocates Anne, sealing the fate of the last witness to their crimes. The complete disintegration of moral boundaries is evident as the group abandons any sense of humanity.

The group decides to dispose of the evidence, including the bodies of Lily and Anne. They take a boat to a nearby lake to dump the items, desperately attempting to erase their horrific actions.

Despite the group's actions, Anne survives the encounter, managing to free herself after they leave. This twist sets the stage for potential justice and accountability for the atrocities committed.