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* VillainProtagonist: The film follows Emily, who's a white supremacist and a part of the The Daughters of Aryan Unity and she's very much a villain and not the sympathetic kind.
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* VillainProtagonist: The film follows Emily, who's a white supremacist and a part of the The Daughters of Aryan Unity and she's very much a villain and not the sympathetic kind. The rest of the women we follow also fall under this trope by extension.
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* VillainProtagonist: The film follows Emily, who's a white supremacist and a part of the The Daughters of Aryan Unity and she's very much villain and not the sympathetic kind.
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* VillainProtagonist: The film follows Emily, who's a white supremacist and a part of the The Daughters of Aryan Unity and she's very much a villain and not the sympathetic kind.
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* VillainProtagonist: The film follows Emily, whose a white supremacist and a part of the The Daughters of Aryan Unity and she's very much villain and not the sympathetic kind.
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* VillainProtagonist: The film follows Emily, whose who's a white supremacist and a part of the The Daughters of Aryan Unity and she's very much villain and not the sympathetic kind.
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* VillainProtagonist: The film follows The Daughters of Aryan Unity and they're very much villains and not the sympathetic kind.
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* VillainProtagonist: The film follows Emily, whose a white supremacist and a part of the The Daughters of Aryan Unity and they're she's very much villains villain and not the sympathetic kind.
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* VillainProtagonist: The film follows The Daughters of Aryan Unity and they're vey much a villain.
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* VillainProtagonist: The film follows The Daughters of Aryan Unity and they're vey very much a villain.villains and not the sympathetic kind.
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* VillainProtagonist: The film follows The Daughters of Aryan Unity and they're vey much a villain.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: All over the place, but in particular the fact that the whole "prank" gets so out of control so quickly as well as the fact that [[spoiler:trying to smother someone to death with a pillow is actually very difficult to pull off]].
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* VorpalPillow: How the gang attempts to [[spoiler:silence Anne. Unfortunately for them (and "fortunately" for Anne), [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome it's a lot harder to smother someone to death than the movies make it seem]], and ultimately Anne is shown to have survived the whole ordeal, putting the gang's future in serious doubt.]]
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* ButtMonkey: Marjorie. Aside from getting passed over for promotion in her job and alluding to a poverty-stricken background when she mentions that her family could never afford a piano, she's blatantly the least respected member of the group. At least to Emily and Kim. First, she's called out by Emily for "Talking like an ape," just for saying "I'm game." Then Emily talks about setting her up with a gas station attendant who she finds unattractive. Then she's complimented for having "great tits" by Emily. Later, during the home invasion, she's chewed out by Kim for "dressing like a whore" (Though, to Kim's credit, she was under a great amount of stress.) Finally, she has the most unflattering breakdown of the women after [[spoiler: Lily's death.]] where she turns into a hyperventilating, sobbing, barely functional mess.
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* ButtMonkey: Marjorie. Aside from getting passed over for promotion in her job and alluding to a poverty-stricken background when she mentions that her family could never afford a piano, she's blatantly the least respected member of the group. At group, at least to Emily and Kim. First, she's called out by Emily for "Talking like an ape," just for saying "I'm game." Then Emily talks about setting her up with a gas station attendant who she finds unattractive. Then she's complimented for having "great tits" by Emily. Later, during the home invasion, she's chewed out by Kim for "dressing like a whore" (Though, to Kim's credit, she was under a great amount of stress.) Finally, she has the most unflattering breakdown of the women after [[spoiler: Lily's death.]] where she turns into a hyperventilating, sobbing, barely functional mess.
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''Soft & Quiet'' is a 2022 American horror thriller written and directed by Beth de Araújo in her directorial debut. It stars Stefanie Estes as Emily. An elementary school teacher who moonlights as the leader of a female Neo-Nazi group named the Daughters of Aryan Unity. It also stars Olivia Luccardi as Leslie, a young woman and ex-con helping Kim (Dana Millican) in her store.
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''Soft & Quiet'' is a 2022 American horror thriller written and directed by Beth de Araújo in her directorial debut. It stars Stefanie Estes as Emily. An Emily, an elementary school teacher who moonlights as the leader of a female Neo-Nazi group named the Daughters of Aryan Unity. It also stars Olivia Luccardi as Leslie, a young woman and ex-con helping Kim (Dana Millican) in her store.
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* WhamShot: Emily unwraps the pie and reveals [[spoiler:a Nazi sigil]] carved on it. Until then, the [[spoiler:Nazi]] sympathies are foreshadowed, but not made clear.
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* WhamShot: Emily unwraps the pie and reveals [[spoiler:a Nazi sigil]] carved on it. Until then, the [[spoiler:Nazi]] sympathies are foreshadowed, but not made clear.clear.
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* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Of the conspirators, Marjorie and Leslie are both brunette (though Marjorie's hair also seems to be dyed deep purple); Emily is blonde and is [[EveryoneLovesBlondes regarded as beautiful by the whole group); Kim is redheaded.
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* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Of the conspirators, Marjorie and Leslie are both brunette (though Marjorie's hair also seems to be dyed deep purple); Emily is blonde and is [[EveryoneLovesBlondes regarded as beautiful by the whole group); group]]; Kim is redheaded.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: One interpretation of the events of the movie is not to stand up for yourself, no matter what happens. The incident in the store majorly escalates after Lily [[BigSisterInstinct tries to stand up for]] Anne.
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* StupidCrooks: The women are all monumentally stupid about the burglary. Craig needs to instruct them to leave their phones behind and ''not'' to play blaring music on their way to committing it.
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* StupidCrooks: The women are all monumentally stupid about the burglary. Craig needs to instruct them to leave their phones behind and ''not'' to play blaring music on their way to committing it. He also points out how much basic information they're lacking about Anne and Lily, asking if they have pets and multiple entrances (which they don't know).
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* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: One interpretation of the events of the movie is not to stand up for yourself, no matter what happens. The incident in the store majorly escalates after Lily [[BigSisterInstinct tries to stand up for]] Anne.
* LadyMacbeth: Emily talks Craig into participating in her stupid felony crime of burgling Lily and Anne by threatening that she'll think of him as a "fucking faggot" if he doesn't.
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* NoodleIncident: Lily's rape. Which was, apparently, committed by Emily's brother.
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* NoodleIncident: Lily's rape. Which was, apparently, committed by Emily's brother. The fact that he's in prison when rape charges are so generally low, implies that there's definitely a good reason for him to be there.
* TheOneGuy: Aside from the priest who stops the meeting in a couple of lines, Craig, Emily's husband, is the only major male character.
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* TheSociopath: Leslie. Not only does she [[spoiler: deny the epi-pen that could have saved Lily's life. She also come sup with the idea to rape Anne before personally "murdering" her with a pillow.]]
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* TheSociopath: Leslie. Not only does she [[spoiler: deny the epi-pen that could have saved Lily's life. She also come sup comes up with the idea to rape Anne before personally "murdering" her with a pillow.]]]]
* StupidCrooks: The women are all monumentally stupid about the burglary. Craig needs to instruct them to leave their phones behind and ''not'' to play blaring music on their way to committing it.
* StupidCrooks: The women are all monumentally stupid about the burglary. Craig needs to instruct them to leave their phones behind and ''not'' to play blaring music on their way to committing it.
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* ButtMonkey: Marjorie. Aside from getting passed over for promotion in her job and alluding to a poverty stricken background when she mentions that her family could never afford a piano, she's blatantly the least respected member of the group. At least to Emily and Kim. First, she's called out by Emily for "Talking like an ape," just for saying "I'm game." Then Emily talks about setting her up with a gas station attendant who she finds unattractive. Then she's complimented for having "great tits" by Emily. Later, during the home invasion, she's chewed out by Kim for "dressing like a whore" (Though, to Kim's credit, she was under a great amount of stress.) Finally, she has the most unflattering breakdown of the women after [[spoiler: Lily's death.]] where she turns into a hyperventilating, sobbing, barely functional mess.
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* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Of the conspirators, Marjorie and Leslie are both brunette (though Marjorie's hair also seems to be dyed deep purple); Emily is blonde and is [[EveryoneLovesBlondes regarded as beautiful by the whole group); Kim is redheaded.
* ButtMonkey: Marjorie. Aside from getting passed over for promotion in her job and alluding to apoverty stricken poverty-stricken background when she mentions that her family could never afford a piano, she's blatantly the least respected member of the group. At least to Emily and Kim. First, she's called out by Emily for "Talking like an ape," just for saying "I'm game." Then Emily talks about setting her up with a gas station attendant who she finds unattractive. Then she's complimented for having "great tits" by Emily. Later, during the home invasion, she's chewed out by Kim for "dressing like a whore" (Though, to Kim's credit, she was under a great amount of stress.) Finally, she has the most unflattering breakdown of the women after [[spoiler: Lily's death.]] where she turns into a hyperventilating, sobbing, barely functional mess.
* ButtMonkey: Marjorie. Aside from getting passed over for promotion in her job and alluding to a
* DesiresPrisonLife: Leslie says that she misses prison and comes to the Aryan meeting because she yearns for the structure.
* FemaleMisogynist: All of the women except maybe Marjorie and Leslie show aggressively misogynistic tendencies, especially towards women of color and/or "fat" women.
* TheOner: The whole movie is filmed in one take.
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* RealTime: The film unfolds over an hour and a half, like the movie itself.
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* RealTime: The film unfolds over an hour and a half, like the movie itself.itself, and is filmed in one take.
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''Soft & Quiet'' is a 2022 American horror thriller written and directed by Beth de Araújo in her directorial debut. It stars Stefanie Estes as Emily. An elementary school teacher who moonlights as the leader of a female Neo-Nazi group named the Daughters of Aryan Unity. It also stars Olivia Luccardi as Leslie. A young woman and ex-con helping Kim (Dana Millican) in her store.
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''Soft & Quiet'' is a 2022 American horror thriller written and directed by Beth de Araújo in her directorial debut. It stars Stefanie Estes as Emily. An elementary school teacher who moonlights as the leader of a female Neo-Nazi group named the Daughters of Aryan Unity. It also stars Olivia Luccardi as Leslie. A Leslie, a young woman and ex-con helping Kim (Dana Millican) in her store.
