Single-take drama barrels into the heart of white women racists

Soft & Quiet opens with the character Emily (Stefanie Estes) crying over another negative pregnancy test inside a restroom stall. Naturally viewers might fee...

'Soft & Quiet': SXSW Film Review Of Blumhouse Thriller

Beth du Araujo's debut 'Soft & Quiet' isn't just the scariest movie of the year; it may just be the scariest movie of the 21st century.

SOFT & QUIET is a new horror thriller shot in real-time. One of the most terrifying and important movies in a LONG time. Full movie review >

In Beth de Araújo’s debut film, a white supremacist schoolteacher conscripts a group of alt-right women to harass two mixed-race Asian sisters.

Beth de Araújo's vicious feature debut marries ambitious filmmaking with a gut-punch storyline about the insidious reach of white supremacy.

Beth de Araújo takes viewers into a white supremacist nightmare in her terrifying yet staggering directorial debut.

A dispatch on three unique premieres from SXSW. 

If you feel sick watching this movie, that means it’s working. 

Shot in a single extended take, this unnerving look at white supremacists terrorizing two sisters is like watching a hate crime happen in real time.

A cozy Alt-Right ladies’ luncheon leads to a horrific sequence of events in Beth de Araújo’s real-time wonder, Soft & Quiet. Already o...

Warning: Some spoilers ahead. Told in real-time across one (seemingly) unbroken shot, Beth de Araújo’s Soft & Quiet is perhaps the most provocative film t...

“Soft and Quiet” processes the nightmarish details from this moment of rising white supremacy and reconstitutes them in a compelling way.

What seems like a blandly cheerful get-together for white church ladies devolves into racist violence in Beth de Araújo's stunning debut

While the good old boys were drinking whiskey and rye, their womenfolk plot to make America great again in this real-time hate-crime drama.