As young actors with Charity Rose, Sean Jay, and Amelia Salazar, the friendship bond and sense of adventure off-screen translate very well on-screen in the film Treasure Trackers.

The family-friendly adventure film is like a Goonies movie, with young teens searching and unraveling the secrets of a town.

The film also stars Sam Coffelt, Kim Sandwich, Cooper Tomlinson, Zephaniah Terry, Jaymee Vowell, Mike Stanley, Jim Johnson, Matthew Tarricone, Constance Reynolds, Alfred E. Rutherford, Julie Oliver-Touchstone, Cliff Jestice, Patrick G. Keenan, Leora Berry, Chris Thiede, and Austin Von Johnson.

Drew Garcia and Nate Garcia directed the movie based on the screenplay written by Harris Kauffman.

Here is the official synopsis:

Treasure Trackers follows the adventure of three middle school kids who band together to find their small town’s mythic treasure—and destroy it. The story begins with Leah Weaver’s arrival in the nowheresville Southern town of Carterville, where her father has just dropped her off with her kooky aunt and uncle while he takes up work abroad. A fish out of water, Leah has trouble fitting in at the local middle school, until she meets fellow misfits Tessa and Marshy.

When Leah learns the folklore surrounding the small town’s founders from the amiable librarian, Mr. Bigsby, Leah recruits Marshy and Tessa in a hunt for the hidden gold. Leah soon discovers that there is much more to the legend than she originally understood: the gold bars are cursed by the town’s local witch, the “Raven Witch,” and it now possesses the trapped soul of the evil town founder, Silas Carter. Whoever finds the gold risks releasing Silas’ wicked spirit on the world. Leah, Marshy, and Tessa’s hunt for the gold bars is given new meaning when they discover that the local bully, Rhett Perry, and his high school friends are also on the hunt. Now it’s a race to solve the clues left behind by Silas Carter to destroy the cursed gold, and prevent Rhett and the teenagers from releasing his evil spirit on the world.

With help along the way from Tessa’s mysterious grandmother, the kids continuously work to outsmart the teens, leading to a final clue that brings about the treasure hunt’s climatic ending: Silas Carter’s gold can only be assessed through a magical portal on Halloween night. On All Hallows’ Eve, the trio of misfits embark on their final mission to destroy the gold, a journey which takes them into a magical realm overseen by none other than the Raven Witch.

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LRM Online’s Gig Patta chatted with the young lead stars Charity Rose, Sean Jay, and Amelia Salazar on their adventures on and off set with Treasure Trackers.

Charity Rose debuted on screen in 2018, appearing in the television series Happy Together and Splitting Up Together, as well as short films with Gibberish and Casting. She played roles in many theater productions. Her feature film debut came with last year’s Lost in Tomorrow as Harper Anderson.

Sean Jay appeared on screen in 2022 in the television series Atlanta, and I Got a Story to Tell. He makes his feature film acting debut with Treasure Trackers.

Amelia Salazar made her on-screen debut in 2019 in the television mini-series The Little Housewives of Posh Town as Remi and in the short film What Happened to My Mother? In 2021, she appeared in the television movie Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff: The Kristine Carlson Story as Akira. She appeared in many short films. Most recently, she appeared in the movie Love’s Fast Lane and Odd Man Out: The Series.

Treasure Trackers is available to purchase on digital platforms beginning Tuesday, October 1.

Watch the exclusive interview with Charity Rose, Amelia Salazar, and Sean Jay below. Let us know what you think of the interview.

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Source: LRM Online Exclusive, Level 33 Entertainment