What's Locked Away

Troubled by the past, amateur archaeologist Brie Baskins sets out in search of a powerful relic that may rid her of the painful, conflicting, memory of her father.

Cast

Arielle Flax

as Brie Baskins

Anthony Mark Mancini

as Bruce

Alan Niebuhr

as Clifford Baskins

Skylar Brooke

as Young Brie

Maya Acra

as Nurse

Natalie Yale

as Clarissa

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