I have seen this film many times since I have bought it and it never gets old. The story is gripping and the acting is superb. A must see for fans of good cinema.

This movie is definitely one to watch! Kpax covers the mysteries of the sci-fi world, and combines that idea with the mysteries on earth. We are given a main character called Prot, who believes he can travel via beam of light. It all begins with him just appearing out of the blue at a train station. A lady needs help and so he rushes to her aid, the police see him helping the distressed woman and think he is her attacker. They cuff him and put him into the back of her van.

He is then sent to a mental hospital, where we start to meet some more characters that help move the story forward. A Phsyciatrist meets Prot and decides to work with him, thinking that Prot is just some dillusional man.

Prot does some unusual and unexplainable things during this time, then suddenly the movies story line takes a rapped twist to the south. His phsyciatrist decides that he wants to try hypnosis on Prot. Prot eventually agrees and the Doctor begins the treatment.

Under hypnosis Prot becomes a very different man. It seems that Prot had a life on earth before he became an alien and he had a wife and a child. It seems that is real name is Robert Porter and he became an alien and started acting like an alien due to the tragedy that hit his family.

When the phsyciatrist snaps him out of hypnosis Prot is back to being Prot. Prot starts telling all the patients that he has to go home on July 27 back to his planet and he is willing to take someone back with him. With that the patients start writing letters stating why they wish to go with him.

This is where your mind starts to boggle. On the day that Prot leaves, a beam of lights comes into his room and the security cameras shut of for a few seconds. The Phsyciatrist races into his room to find Robert Porter lying under the bed in a comatose state. All the patients notice that one of them is missing and they run to that persons room, to find that they are not there. All that is the there is the letter that, that patient had wrote stating why she wanted to go.

We are now taken to a couple of weeks or months after Prot had appearantly left and the Phsyciatrist tells Porter (still in a comatose state) that the patient is still missing.

So the audience is left to wonder, where is that patient? Was Prot really an alien inside Robert Porters body? We really just don't know!!!

I absolutely love this movie and recommend it to everyone!