Speak No Evil

The Dalton family arrives at a sun-drenched resort in Italy, hoping to find solace and rejuvenate their spirits. Ben, Louise, and their daughter Agnes settle into the picturesque surroundings, eager to escape their troubles.

Agnes, clutching her beloved stuffed rabbit Hoppy, accidentally misplaces it, leading to a state of frantic panic for the family. The loss of her comfort object symbolizes deeper emotional struggles within the family.

A British couple, Paddy, Ciara, and their mute son Ant, come to Agnes's aid by recovering Hoppy. Their empathy brings a sense of relief to the Daltons, establishing a connection that hints at developing friendships.

During lunch, Ben confides in Paddy about his recent move to London and the sacrifices Louise has made for their family. The warm-hearted Felts extend an invitation for the Daltons to visit their country estate.

Back in London, Ben faces disappointment regarding a career opportunity and concerns about Agnes's attachment to Hoppy. A postcard from the Felts prompts a decision to accept their invitation, despite Louise's reservations.

The Daltons arrive at the Felts' sprawling estate just in time for dinner, where a roasted goose is served. Though Louise is a vegetarian, she tries it but discreetly disposes of it, illustrating the discomfort lurking beneath surface pleasantries.

The following morning, the families embark on a woodland hike, with Agnes eager to play. Tensions surface as Paddy awkwardly navigates the dynamics between the children, while also trying to relieve Louise's discomfort.

At a restaurant dinner, Paddy and Ciara's explicit discussions about intimacy bring discomfort to Ben, who feels jealousy over Louise’s openness. The contrast between their relationships highlights underlying tensions between the couples.

As the adults’ tension simmers, Agnes and Ant share a moment of innocence through dance. However, their joy is overshadowed when Paddy harshly criticizes Ant, deepening the discomfort present in their interactions.

Agnes and Ant secretly explore a basement revealing eerie photographs of previous families, hinting at a sinister plot. Agnes captures this evidence on her phone, raising the stakes of their seemingly idyllic getaway.

Realizing the danger, Agnes and Ant concoct a pretext about a menstrual cycle to make their escape. However, a flat tire frustrates their plans, while Ben discovers Hoppy is mutilated, intensifying their dire situation.

The Daltons find themselves threatened at gunpoint by their captors during a violent struggle for survival. In a moment of fierce defiance, Louise uses her surroundings as weapons to protect her family.

In the chaos, Ben attempts to signal for help using fire, but their hope seems fleeting as unforeseen barriers arise. The family's strength is tested as they navigate the depths of fear and uncertainty.

Amidst the unfolding chaos, Agnes and Ant display remarkable courage by taking action against their captors. This demonstrates not only their resilience but also the bond formed through shared trauma.

As they escape, Agnes offers Hoppy to Ant as a gesture of shared pain and hope for a future free from trauma. The once-tranquil resort becomes a haunting recollection of their harrowing ordeal.