Quick summary
John Krasinski's brilliant high-concept horror. Blind monsters hunt by sound, and a family must live in total silence — communicating in sign language, walking on sand paths, and keeping the newborn quiet. A film where a single sneeze is a life-or-death moment.
What A Quiet Place is about
A Quiet Place is a horror film directed by John Krasinski and released in 2018. It comes from United States, spoken in American Sign Language; English. The cast includes Emily Blunt. The film runs about 90 minutes.
Why you might like it
BRYME lists A Quiet Place as horror.
It was directed by John Krasinski.
The billed cast includes Emily Blunt.
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Notes
- The film is almost dialogue-free — the first act has no spoken words at all.
- Millicent Simmonds, who plays the deaf daughter, is deaf in real life and taught the family sign language.
- Krasinski wrote the father's story after becoming a parent himself.
- The monsters' design was inspired by the creatures in Cloverfield, which Krasinski also appeared in.
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