John Krasinski directs the horror film 'A Quiet Place,' marking a significant moment as his directorial debut.
Emily Blunt and John Krasinski are cast as the lead roles in 'A Quiet Place,' a husband and wife couple struggling to survive in a post-apocalyptic world.
Principal photography for 'A Quiet Place' begins in New York, capturing key scenes of the family's struggle for survival in silence.
Filming wraps up for 'A Quiet Place,' concluding the principal photography phase of the movie.
A Quiet Place has its world premiere at the South by Southwest Festival, receiving positive critical acclaim.
Universal Pictures releases 'A Quiet Place' in theaters, where it becomes a commercial success and garners widespread acclaim.
The film is nominated for Best Sound Editing at the 91st Academy Awards, highlighting its innovative use of sound design.
Mysterious creatures attack the Earth, causing widespread devastation and forcing survivors to stay silent to avoid detection.
The Abbott family learns to live in complete silence to survive the creatures, developing sign language and creating soundproofing measures at their farm.
Evelyn Abbott gives birth to a baby in the silent environment, introducing new challenges for survival due to the infant's cries.
Regan Abbott injures his foot while trying to play quietly, risking attracting creatures to their home.
Lee and Marcus leave the farm cautiously to collect medicine and supplies necessary for the injured son and newborn baby.
Creatures become alerted after a gunshot and invade the family farm, leading to the critical confrontation and sacrifices to protect the family.
Lee Abbott sacrifices himself to save his children from the creatures, using a noise-making device to lure them away.
Evelyn and the children continue to live silently, adapting to their new reality after Lee's death, focusing on protecting the family and raising the kids.
