Academy Award winner Adam Elliot discusses his feature debut, Mary and Max, the stop-motion animated story of a friendship that defied the distance between two different worlds, a film that opened ...
Academy Award winner Adam Elliot discusses his feature debut, Mary and Max, the stop-motion animated story of a friendship that defied the distance between two different worlds, a film that opened the Sundance Film Festival last January and went on to win the Cristal at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival this June.
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That movie kicked ass. When I saw it in the cinema, I felt as if I had made a very wise investment. If I don't get the DVD for my birthday or Christmas, I'm going to purchase it myself.
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