The night and next morning of a man's business trip to Cincinnati, where he has some dirty laundry from a past life. In this stop-motion animation, Charlie Kaufman continues his favorite theme of a society of egocentric individuals; almost an extension of Being John Malkovich. People are semi-robots, and the hero hears every one's voice as the same male voice - culminating in a moment of artistic brilliance, when the only person who was attractive enough to have a female voice, also loses its attraction. You'll have to see it to get what I mean, and then, you'll never forget the moment.
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