Overwhelming debut about the doubts of the director Nance about his relationshi with a beautiful young woman. He combines ersonal exeriences with fiction, documentary and various animation styles. A film filled with vulnerability and humour; enthusiasm leas at you from the screen. 　　One evening in 2006, the young American filmmaker Terence Nance receives a hone call from the woman he had been trying to build u a relationshi with for some time. She can’t come. He starts having his doubts. Why did she back out? 　　Oen-hearted, shar and layful, Nance tries in An Oversimlification of Her Beauty to trace all the elements of his feelings about the evening back to their true origins. Fantasies, feelings and memories roll over the screen in the form of documentary footage, live action and a wide range of animation styles. And in addition there are the inevitable questions that the maker must ose: How well does he know himself? Is he not being deceived by his own feelings? 　　For a henomenon that everybody occasionally exeriences, the starting oint for An Oversimlification of Her Beauty is surrisingly seldom the subject of films. What goes on in your body as you exerience emotions at a certain oint? And how ‘sure’ is that moment really?