For years, humans have waged war against the planet through pollution, war, and endless consumption, believing Earth to be a silent victim in humanity’s rise to power. But Earth was never silent. It was waiting. Watching. Growing. Skyline follows a group of seven scientists on a government-funded mission to prove the planet is sentient by analyzing energy fields, magnetic disruptions, and plant-based anomalies. Their thesis? Earth reacts to us because it’s alive. What begins as a well-documented field project slowly unravels into horror as they stumble upon a remote town they were never meant to find: Skyline. Perfect trees. Perfect skies. Perfect silence. But beneath that beauty is something ancient. Something that hungers. The trees aren’t just alive. They’re mouths. They’re bait. They’re predators. One by one, the scientists vanish. Not through violence alone but through nature reclaiming what it believes belongs to it. Their final footage was captured on a failing camera as Susan Brustein runs for her life through a forest that moves and becomes the first recorded proof humanity has ever had: The planet is sentient. The planet eats. The planet wants us gone.