While on vacation in Tuscany, a polite Danish family (Bjørn, Louise, and their daughter Agnes) meets and befriends a free-spirited Dutch family (Patrick, Karin, and their son Abel). Months later, the Danish family accepts an invitation to visit the Dutch couple's remote countryside home in the Netherlands.

What begins as an awkward weekend of culture clashes and minor boundary-pushing quickly spirals into a nightmare. Despite multiple red flags—ranging from subtle insults to outright abuse—the Danish family remains trapped by their own and refusal to be "rude" to their hosts. Themes & Style Speak No Evil movie review & film summary - Roger Ebert

Released in 2022, it became a major talking point in horror for its uncompromising, nihilistic approach to social horror and polite society.