A grocery bag, voiced by Werner Herzog, searches desperately for his “maker” after being thrown away. While grieving his loss, he begins to contemplate his meaning in life. This short was already mentioned as being an extra on the DVD of My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done, but we wanted to be sure you don’t overlook it.
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thanx for posting this, i’ve been craving werner herzog acting lately, right on!
I watched this as the extra on the aforementioned DVD. I enjoyed it.
However, I can’t get over the fact that Herzog’s voice in this film sounds exactly like the old Dr. Sbaitso program that used to come shipped with sound cards. (You remember sound cards, right?)