A man with a vintage television for a head moves through an ordinary city doing ordinary things: commuting, working, eating alone. The world around him cannot stop staring. They whisper. They photograph. They laugh. And he absorbs it all until he can't. At his breaking point, on a wet street outside a convenience store, he finds a billboard. A simple advertisement for a city called Alter, a place for people that think differently. It is the first thing all day that has spoken to