Beth de Araújo’s ‘Soft & Quiet’ Is Not a Horror Film — and It Should Scare Everyone
Now a Gotham nominee for Breakthrough Director, the filmmaker tells IndieWire how she built her revelatory and terrifying “Soft & Quiet” with real-life monsters.
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‘Soft & Quiet’: Why the Year’s Most Terrifying Film Was Shot Four Times in a Row
Exclusive: Check out the first trailer for Beth de Araújo’s heart-pounding feature debut, as the filmmaker tells IndieWire about her unique production schedule.
‘Soft & Quiet’ Review: This Nerve-Shredding Real-Time Thriller Is the Most Terrifying Film of the Year
Beth de Araújo’s vicious feature debut marries ambitious filmmaking with a gut-punch storyline about the insidious reach of white supremacy.
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