ID is required and you must be 18 or over. I enjoyed it as a worthwhile and safer alternative. Speaking first hand as an occasional raver, I can vouch that this movie captures the best and worst elements of the scene very accurately, and quite lovingly. It stars a variety of very competent actors and a crowd of real raver extras, as well as big name DJs John Digweed and Polywog. It begins with a announcement post on Hyperreal.org and follows through to an ecstatic peak, and a gentle winding down late the next morning.
Every thread finds resolution and many surprising intersections happen along the way.
Each of almost a dozen main characters is full and rich and completely believable in their role. I particularly liked the harried and idealistic but sharp organizer and his right hand guy, the elder scenesters, the new DJ, the smiley candy raverz, the gay couple. But there's also a sexual predator, an OD, an uncomfortable first-timer, and cops. I was also interested in exploring the ambiguous morality surrounding relationships and drug use as well as the universal desire of people to belong and feel connected, however successful or unsuccessful each person's attempt is.