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THE VAULT is an action-packed supernatural heist thriller, filled with tension, frights and mind-bending horror.
Directed by Dan Bush (The Signal) and Produced by Tom Butterfield and Luke Daniels, THE VAULT stars Francesca Eastwood (Outlaws and Angels), Taryn Manning (Orange is the New Black, 8 Mile, Hustle & Flow), Scott Haze (Granite Mountain, Midnight Special), Q’Orianka Kilcher (The New World) with Clifton Collins Jr. (Pacific Rim, Star Trek) and James Franco (127 Hours, Rise of the Planet of the Apes).
In order to save their brother Michael’s life, the Dillon sisters, Leah and Vee have organized a bank robbery, but when the upstairs vault doesn’t have enough money to cover Michael’s debt, on the advice of Assistant Bank Manager Ed Maas, they drill into the downstairs vault. But the bank’s basement hides a terrible secret and before long, the Dillons have to choose whether to face the police outside or the terrible supernatural forces in the vault below.
Content Media’s Mark Benmore said:
“Content Media is thrilled to be releasing The Vault across UK cinemas and believe audiences will love the frights and nail-biting tension unleashed onto the big screen. With a unique blend of the horror and crime genres and with a stellar cast this film is not to be missed in cinemas early September!”
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