故事的主人公是一个充满了哲学思想的野人。他不想像其他野人一样，每天只知道围着木棍、石头和生肉打转，他追求的是自我存在的意义，可他的朋友们对此却一点都不感兴趣

This time around the residents of Pleasant Valley are forced to take their cannibalistic carnival on the road after the local sheriff shuts down the "detour" which has been ensnaring them unsuspecting Northerners for decades. Unfortunately for two beautiful, but spoiled heiresses and the crew of their reality series "Road Rascals", the Maniacs are about to be more than just ratings killers when they show these Hollywood types that makin' fun of the South can be deadly fun.

In Ventura, CA, Giuseppe Andrews makes movies in his trailer park where he grew up. A former child actor in some big movies (Independence Day, Unstrung Heroes, Never Been Kissed), Giuseppe is inspired more by the crazy independent filmmakers of history: Bunuel, Cassavetes and Fassbinder. Obsessed with the edges of society, dirty language spoken as poems and occasional nudity, Giuseppe's films may resemble the underground worlds of Harmony Korine, John Waters and Tod Browning. With a handwritten script, a video camera, an acting ensemble of neighbors and homeless friends - and almost no money, Giuseppe has now made 30 feature films. In Giuseppe's new film "Garbanzo Gas", Vietnam Ron, one of many homeless men in Ventura that Giuseppe has grown up with, plays a vegan cow on vacation from the slaughterhouse. The doc GIUSEPPE MAKES A MOVIE follows the making of "Garbanzo Gas." From Giuseppe's headquarters - his own mobile home - we follow as he sets out to make a feature film in just two days. The stranger-than-fiction documentary explores the Giuseppe universe, showing how the self-taught filmmaker captures an unexpected level of humanism and creates a family unit for a group of people who needed one.