In "Turn Me On" (2024), a provocative and daring drama, the boundaries of desire, control, and self-discovery are pushed to their limits. When Alex, a charismatic but emotionally conflicted tech entrepreneur, invents an experimental device that can manipulate human emotions, he unknowingly ignites a chain of events that will challenge both his invention and his understanding of human connection. As Alex tests his creation on himself and those around him, he becomes entangled in a web of manipulation, obsession, and personal awakening. The device, meant to enhance emotional experiences, begins to alter not only the feelings of its users but also their relationships, forcing Alex to confront the consequences of his creation. Struggling to control his own desires and emotions, Alex must come to terms with the ethical implications of his invention and the impact it has on the people he cares about. "Turn Me On" delves into themes of power, intimacy, and the complexities of human emotion in the digital age. It raises thought-provoking questions about consent, vulnerability, and the price of perfection in a world where technology can shape our most private experiences. With its intense atmosphere and psychological tension, the film explores the fragile nature of connection and the dark side of innovation in a rapidly evolving world.