Speak No Evil

Bjørn and Louise, a Danish couple, embark on a serene vacation in Tuscany with their daughter Agnes. The picturesque landscape sets the backdrop for their family getaway, but tensions soon begin to arise.

While in Tuscany, the family meets Patrick, Karin, and their son Abel, who struggles with a rare condition called congenital aglossia, leaving him without a tongue. The encounter introduces an undercurrent of discomfort that will plague their vacation.

A few weeks later, the Danish family receives an invitation to visit the secluded countryside home of their Dutch friends. With excitement, Bjørn and Louise accept the proposition, eager to deepen their friendship.

The family embarks on an exhausting eight-hour drive to visit Patrick and Karin. The journey is filled with anticipation, but little do they know that discomfort awaits them at their destination.

Upon arrival, the initial comfort fades as Louise witnesses passive-aggressive actions from their hosts. Patrick’s disrespect for her vegetarian lifestyle and his harsh treatment of Abel raise significant alarms for her.

Patrick invites Bjørn and Louise out for dinner, leaving the children with a babysitter named Muhajid. The dinner becomes a source of anxiety for Louise as Patrick's alcohol-fueled behavior escalates into inappropriate commentary.

After a troubling dinner filled with chaos, Louise finds Agnes in a precarious situation with Patrick. This leads to a tense decision by the couple to leave, but a sense of manipulation from their hosts complicates the matter.

As Bjørn engages with Patrick, he uncovers a troubling identity and scornful views on work. Meanwhile, Louise's accidental injury leads to shocking revelations about Patrick’s false claims of being a doctor.

A seemingly innocent dance among the children leads to a heartbreaking display of Patrick’s abusive nature towards Abel. The confrontation between the two couples reveals escalating tensions and hidden truths.

While exploring the area, Bjørn stumbles upon a disturbing cabin filled with photographs hinting at Patrick and Karin's past sinister actions. This discovery raises alarms about the safety of his own family.

The shocking discovery of Abel’s lifeless body in the swimming pool starkly reveals the danger the Danish family is in. Bjørn realizes they must escape before becoming the next targets.

In a desperate attempt to flee, Bjørn faces a dire situation when their car breaks down. Trusting Patrick for help proves to be a grave mistake as manipulations mount.

As tensions rise, Louise begins to question Patrick's intentions, but is soon overpowered by circumstances beyond her control. A horrifying incident ensues when Karin cuts Agnes' tongue as a brutal act of betrayal.

In a chilling showdown, Patrick confronts Bjørn and Louise with the menacing statement, 'Because you let me.' This moment marks the turning point leading to their horrific fate.

The film closes with the harrowing fate of Bjørn and Louise, who fall victim to a gruesome ritual. Their daughter Agnes, now mute, is left in the clutches of Patrick and Karin, perpetuating a cycle of terror.