Silent

The deaf boy Zhang Cheng is going to transfer to a school for children with special needs. The world of deaf people is no quieter than the world of hearing people. When he discovered the "game" in the last row of the school bus, his joy at integrating into his new life suddenly turned into fear... Seeing that his favorite girl Beibei was bruised and bruised in the game, his senior Xiao Guang was arrogant and unquestionable, and a group of classmates were innocent and harmless, Zhang Cheng wondered whether he should reveal the cruel truth of the game or join the ranks of the game? As the boundaries between perpetrators and victims become increasingly blurred, intertwined pain, unspeakable resentment, and all kinds of confusion and uneasiness spread in the silent campus. The first feature film of emerging director Ke Zhennian boldly puts real events on the screen, facing the cruelty without losing a gentle perspective. It sharply depicts the complex and tangled emotions between the characters, showing the cruelty that sounds hoarse but still seems silent. Beibei's sentence "They were just playing" is an understatement, but it is horrifying, painful, and an extremely real lament.