Aiden Crawford (Tim Llewellyn) takes pills and attempts to drown himself in a tub every night. He is summoned to NASA to discuss his dead father, who he learns may or not be dead six years after his funeral. His father was an astronaut who had secretly gone to Mars to see if it could be colonized as Earth will someday be uninhabitable for an unstated reason. His father Will Crawford (Paul T. Taylor) invented a device that looks like a 3-D game viewer where a person can transport themselves somewhere else as an unseen hologram, or as a person, I haven't figured that out. Rather than go to the Dallas Cheerleaders change locker, Will finds a habitable planet NB-22 which is in the Andromeda galaxy. Not Andromeda constellation in our Galaxy, but a gazillion miles away in another Galaxy. For some reason some more technological beings in their galaxy don't want us invading their space. Will is able to make weapons and spacecraft out of their technology, apparently a MacGyver on steroids and a welding machine.
The outer space stuff seemed CGI. The film was mostly Aiden talking to suits in one room and then his shrink, going home and relaxing in the tub under the water. Good napping material.
Guide: No swearing, sex, or nudity.
