MARY AND MAX (2009)
Film Season: Animation - Not just for Kids!
- When?
- Wednesday 18 January 2012, 19.00
- Where?
- PATS Studio
- Open to:
- Public, Staff, Students
- Admission price:
- Admission Free
- Tickets:
- Tickets are available from the University Box Office: T: 01483 686876, E: boxoffice@surrey.ac.uk
A lovingly crafted and startlingly inventive piece of animation.
Mary and Max uses a Claymation technique popularised by Aardman in their Wallace and Gromit films, to tell the story of an unlikely friendship between long-distance pen pals: unloved 8-year-old Mary in Australia and Max, a middle-ages New Yorker with Asperger's Syndrome. Voiced by the brilliant Toni Colette and Philip Seymour Hoffman, and directed by the Academy Award-winning animator Adam Elliot, Mary and Max won 7 film festival awards in 2009-10 for animation and screenplay.
Director: Adam Elliot. Certificate: 12. (2009)
This season Film studies present a series of recent animation features that demonstrate the animation certainly isn't just for kids! This spring season runs alongside the new animation modules being taught on the Film studies degree programme.
Year: 2009
Director: Adam Elliot
Duration: 92 mins
Certificate: 12