KomaK (2002)

Experimental filmmaker Alberto Grifi discovers Dr. Kanudo's research into how mind-altering drugs affect the human brain, building on the work of figures like Timothy Leary and Aldous Huxley. Working with engineer Norsen, Dr. Kanudo creates a machine to visualize mental images, aiming to map the experience of ketamine – a drug known for its hallucinogenic effects – in a visual way. Dr. Kanudo agrees to let Grifi film the experiment. Grifi also seeks out patients for the study and documents ketamine use at a rave. However, problems arise in the lab when a patient has an unexpected reaction, and a police raid jeopardizes the entire project.