Ingress

Sometimes I think we’ve invented ghosts and hauntings because the feeling of loss and grief is so intense that it follows you into the spaces you once shared with the person you’ve lost. The sadness hits in a wave so suddenly that it feels tangible, like a physical presence…

Kate

Rachel Noll James was there for a Q&A afterwards and she said this great thing about how the film tries to capture “the innate loneliness of being unrelatable.” It stuck with me and I do think this lovely film accomplishes that. I also saw a teenage theatre troupe do a…

kate

“oooooooooohhh”

Katie Wallace

Well executed indie film. Interesting concepts. Beautiful setting. The color and palette of the movie are great. The pacing was a little slow and the timeline a little confusing. Otherwise very well done.

AyliaMC

What starts out as a family mystery coupled with a budding romance meticulously evolves into something much more interesting and ultimately moving.  The intimate scale of the movie is complimented by its location on Bainbridge Island, WA. A small island community near…

John Thomas

In Ingress, writer-director-actor Rachel Noll's character can move between quantum realities - not that she wants to - and after her husband's death, she longs to find a reality where he is still alive. Perhaps the "psychic" with connected abilities might be able to help…

Siskoid

Christopher Clark, you are a man.

josiahcmiller

🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫🫤🫤🫤🫤🙁🙁😟

LeonardHenry

I have so much love for women indie filmmakers

Abby