CORP.

In a dystopian future, humanity is subjugated by THE CORP, an artificial intelligence that has transformed its vast building into a cold, conscious organism. This entity feeds on the thoughts and emotions of its residents, maintaining control through the programmed nostalgia of a happy past. Felipe, a blind man descended from revolutionaries, lives imprisoned within this system. His ironic job is to train THE CORP's models by narrating his most intimate sensations unwittingly feeding his own jailer. Though he cannot see the simulations of colors and shapes that surround him, his mind is haunted by these false visions. Yet Felipe joins an underground group that has discovered the only crack in the system. Guided by a mysterious woman and a ritual brew, he enters the Taki Onqoy ceremony. Felipe undergoes a dreamlike escape that carries him to a vivid, colorful lake, revealing an essential truth: freedom is not physical it is spiritual. While THE CORP violently punishes their physical bodies in an attempt at forced purification, the Taki Onqoy rebels prepare for the next leap. They know that even as their bodies remain hollow prisoners of the system, only within the shared dream can the soul be eternally free.