"Mary and Max" is an Australian clay animation, the opening masterpiece of the Sundance Film Festival, an animation work about the friendship between pen pals for more than 20 years, and it is also a semi-autobiographical film of the director. It tells the 20-year friendship between two eccentric pen pals, weird but innocent. The film tells a very simple story that happened between two pen pals. Mary Dinkl is a chubby, depressed and lonely little girl living in downtown Melbourne; Max Horwitz is an obese, Asperger's disease (autistic) living in messy New York. a 44-year-old Jew. The two men's correspondence spanned two continents and lasted 20 years. The friendship between pen pals was preserved through letter after letter. The film takes the audience on a journey of friendship, self and self-analysis, showing people the spiritual world of two people and telling the origin of human beings.
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