One girl's mysterious past leaves her with unresolved issues that begin to haunt her everyday life, while her friends try to save her from herself. Her journey in the rel world ends when Ingloda begins.

Kelly Wells has everything that an average 24-year-old woman wants: an aspiring career, two best friends, and a potential love life. Having just moved out on her own, she intends to find her place in life with the help of her friends, Kacy and Nikki. When Kelly suddenly finds out about the death of her estranged mother, this puts a halt on her seemingly smooth transition as more issues begin to unravel that she had kept tucked away for years. Kelly's built-up rage takes the form of voices and hallucinations as she tries to remain as normal as possible to Kacy and Nikki; however, they begin to catch on to her sudden mood changes and strange actions, and seek out Kelly's uncle, John, for help. John, Kelly's caretaker from the time she was a child, has difficulty helping Kelly, as he has his own disturbing news about her past. In the days that follow the information that Uncle John has given Kelly, Kelly's life completely spirals out of control. Her line between reality and delusion has diminished; her voices have begun to drive her to the brink of insanity, as she slowly slips into Ingloda.—Davish, Lauren

Possession: The Îngloda Within is a taut and intense thriller that has earned the praise of film festivals and critics. Kelly is the everyday young woman just trying to get by in life with her two best friends. She carries scars from her past and now, at 24, she must deal with these realities. After discovering the truth about her father's mysterious death, she begins to tip over the edge...visions, spiritual encounters and out of body experiences begin to possess Kelly and transform her into something else. Kelly's friends, Kacy and Nikki, try their hardest to help her, but are they strong enough to prevail over the possession within?—Hannover House