:ear:The creatures in the movie have highly sensitive hearing and rely on sound to hunt.
:baby:The family must find a way to keep their newborn baby quiet and safe.
:newspaper:The movie raises questions about how the newspaper continues to publish in a world where noise attracts creatures.
:rocket:The children's curiosity and desire for exploration puts them at risk.
:waterfall:The family discovers that waterfalls can drown out their noise and provide a safe haven.
What are the creatures in the movie?
—The creatures are blind but have highly sensitive hearing and attack anything that makes noise.
How do the characters communicate in a silent world?
—The characters primarily communicate through sign language.
What is the significance of the newspaper?
—The newspaper reveals that the creatures are attracted to sound and that the problem was discovered too late.
Why do the characters need to stay silent?
—Any noise can attract the creatures, leading to their immediate attack and potential death.
How do the characters navigate their surroundings without making noise?
—The characters move carefully, avoiding objects that may cause noise and utilizing strategies to muffle their footsteps.
00:08The movie introduces the concept of sound-sensitive creatures.
00:16The family must navigate the dangers of the creatures that attack when they hear noise.
00:28The family faces challenges in keeping their newborn baby safe and quiet.
01:10The newspaper in the movie highlights the discovery of the creatures' sensitivity to sound.
04:20Curiosity and exploration put the children at risk.
06:19The characters find that waterfalls can provide a safe haven from the creatures.
