One Night Stand is a 1997 film directed by Mike Figgis. The movie stars Wesley Snipes as Max Carlyle, Nastassja Kinski as Karen, Robert Downey Jr. as Charlie, and Ming-Na Wen as Mimi.
Max Carlyle (Snipes) is a successful director of commercials in Los Angeles. He lives with his loving wife, Mimi (Wen), and their two children. When he travels to New York to visit his friend Charlie (Downey Jr.), who is dying of AIDS, Max meets a beautiful woman named Karen (Kinski) and they have a torrid one-night stand.
Max returns home to his family the next day, but his guilt and anxiety about his affair with Karen begins to haunt him. He tries to keep his infidelity a secret, but his behavior around Mimi becomes increasingly erratic, and she starts to suspect that something is wrong.
A year later, Max returns to New York to visit Charlie's widow and sees Karen again. They begin an affair that lasts for several days, and Max starts to feel like he might be falling in love with her. However, when Karen reveals a dark secret from her past, their relationship takes a dramatic turn.
Throughout the film, Max grapples with issues of guilt, morality, and the difficult choices that life often presents. The movie explores themes of love, loss, and the fleeting nature of sexual desire. It is a poignant and emotional story about the power of human connection and the consequences of our actions.