Locked In

Locked In presents the story of Samira and Nazim, who are asylum seekers confronting the threat of deportation after fleeing torture. The film runs for 15 minutes and delves into the psychological impact of their situation as they navigate memories of their past and the uncertainty of their future.

The narrative raises critical questions about their relationship and the broader implications of the refugee experience. With a runtime that allows for a concise yet impactful storytelling approach, the film captures intense emotions and challenges faced by those seeking safety and stability.

This film features a cast including Uriel Emil Pollack, Johnny Vivash, and Atta Yaqub, all contributing to a compelling portrayal of the struggles faced by refugees. Locked In is a notable work from Sylph Productions and Tate Post, focused on a timely and pressing issue.