Millions Of Giants Invade Earth And Destroy Humanity; The Few Survivors Are Forced To Hide

0:02 I was 25 years old when the sky tore open. >> What is it? >> Oh my god. What's going on up there? >> No one understood what was happening [music] when that planet, that thing began appearing in the sky. >> Did you see that? >> We thought it was an asteroid, maybe a comet. Scientists talked about orbits, gravity collision. >> Breaking news tonight as we monitor this rapidly evolving situation. >> It took 5 years. 5 years from when it was detected until it positioned itself near Earth. 5 years of theories, growing panic, governments trying to calm increasingly terrified populations.

0:49 But nothing nothing prepared us for what was to come. However, before it happened, humanity eventually grew accustomed to the presence of that gigantic planet. But we were wrong. It wasn't about collision. It was about connection. And then one day, that connection happened. The sky tore open. [music] That planet somehow opened portals and brought to us the fallen bestial humanoid giants.

1:42 We were caught off guard. The military tried, but the giants kept falling one after another, each more terrifying than the last. We didn't stand a chance. And as a last resort, some countries used nuclear weapons. But it didn't work. And that finished off the rest of our civilization. leaving the world entirely to them. 50 years have passed since that day. 50

2:28 years surviving in the shadows, in the mountains, in deep caves, hiding like rats from the creatures that now dominate the surface. Humanity regressed. There is no more functioning technology, no more cities, no more civilization, only survival. One day at a time, high on a mountain, [music] we established a village some time ago. Silent Village. Here we [music] try to start over, living hidden, but living relatively safe. The founders chose this place strategically.

3:13 At 200 m of altitude, [music] they thought they would be safe from most of the fallen. The smaller ones don't climb well. The medium ones rarely take interest in difficult terrain. And the colossal ones, they were too slow. They would never reach here. At least that's what they believed. >> 32 souls [music] live here. Wooden and stone cabins, controlled fires. A community that managed to build something resembling normaly. >> The name is no accident. Silence is survival. The village gradually falls asleep under the reddish light of the intruding planet.

3:59 No one notices the colossal shadow that begins to move on the horizon. Ko wakes up feeling the tremors, recognizing the vibration. Fallen footsteps. But there's something different. It's too intense. On the horizon, the largest type of fallen. Slow, clumsy, but absolutely colossal. Each step covers dozens of meters, and it's coming directly towards Silent Village. Silent panic spreads. Mothers clutch children. Men gra useless weapons. Kel tells Sarah that the colossal fallen

4:47 is close, that it might head in their direction and that they need to be prepared to get out of there quickly to protect themselves. Everyone in the village stays motionless, hoping the colossal fallen will change course. But it seems it has already detected them there. The village exit is useless now as that's exactly where the colossal one is coming from. Kale reminds Sarah of the east exit, but that it's very dangerous, narrow, and steep. >> Someone has to. But time has run out and the giant monster arrives with full

5:32 force. Everyone runs in panic while the colossal fallen destroys everything in its path. >> He's coming over the wall, >> releasing deafening screams that leave anyone in panic. >> What about you? >> I'll hold the gate as long as I can go. The colossal fallen rises up but ends up falling and destroying the village, crushing those who were running on the trail and sending others tumbling down the mountain. >> After some time, we see Sarah reach the base of the mountain, still helping the woman carrying her baby. >> I've got you. Behind them, some

6:18 survivors emerge from the dust. Finn and Ash helping Marcus and a few others who escaped. >> Ape, we stay silent. We keep moving. >> After waiting for a while in a safe location, the survivors see that the colossal fallen has left, so they climb up what remains of the main trail. >> Careful here. >> The ascent is difficult, blocked by debris. >> Worse ahead. >> It's all gone. >> How could anything do this? We were too late. >> Sarah walks through the debris in silence. Ash is on his knees holding a wooden [music] toy that belonged to a child. I sat on a rock exhausted beyond my limit. I've seen this before 50 years ago.

7:10 Sarah finds [music] Kale's body and weeps on her knees beside him. Everyone lost much that day. >> After burying all their loved ones beside the destroyed village, Sira says she will set out in search of the northern walls which Kale spoke of existing and being a safe place. >> Finn immediately says he will go along as nothing remains for him there. He estimates it's 5 days of walking through the dead forest according to Kale's calculations. >> I mean to go as well. >> Ash and I decide to go together with Sira. I want this because I wish to be useful one more time before I die. And

7:55 Ash, he wants to avenge the death of his family. The rest of the group, including the woman with the baby, decides to stay there and try to start over. Sarah tells the woman with the baby that if she finds this safe place that Kale dreamed of, she will come back to get her. >> Sarah decides they leave at dawn. They need to rest first. No one really sleeps. They lie among the debris, staring at the red sky. The light of dawn finds the four already on their feet. Improvised backpacks, rudimentary weapons. They stand at the edge of what was once silent village,

8:41 looking at the crosses that mark the graves of everyone they knew. Sarah leads as always. The Forwalk determined and firm in their purpose, leaving behind what was once their home in hope of a new place.