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In 2002, Ellen Feiss, then just 14 years old, was briefly the “it” girl of advertising, the star of an Errol Morris “Switchers” spot for Apple in which she drowsily (or stonedly, some thought) mourned the loss of a school essay eaten by a PC. (She was friends with Morris’s son, and they were short on interviewees that day.) Feiss dropped out of sight soon after but resurfaced this year in a French short film called Bed and Breakfast.
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