Ingress

A woman who can move between realities loses her husband in a tragic accident and seeks the help of a spiritual channel to find her way back to him.

Cast

Tim DeKay

as Lucas

Christina Ulloa

as Alex

Chris Soldevilla

as Jeff

Rachel Noll James

as Riley

Johnny Ferro

as Toby

Barbara Deering

as Doreen

Catherine Rush

as Carla

Reviews

Simon Foster

"The multi-hyphenate writer/director/star has dropped a major calling-card offering with Ingress, with several scenes taking on profoundly lovely and deeply moving attributes that indicate Rachel Noll James is a talent to watch, both in front of and behind the camera..." Read the full review: htt...

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