A Sense-less Case

Three girls are brought into a world of mystery, as they must discover who has stolen the color and sound.
As the students now detectives, question suspects throughout the building, we discover that more has occurred than just the loss of color and sound - the world has returned to the 1920s era of silent film.
The clues lead to a room - one that is different from the rest. Splotches of color are scattered on desks, tables and even people. Sitting in the chair is our mastermind behind the crime.
His monologue tells why he stole the color - to keep his last memory of his wife alive. Only those in close proximity to him would be able to audibly speak.
All of this culminates in the realization that what matters is not the things we hold onto but the memory we can share with others.