Mary and Max

00:00:18 (Quiet brass fanfare)

00:05:04 Grandpoppy Ralph had told her that babies were deliberate

00:07:52 ..the sound of rain on the roof

00:11:02 She wondered what they looked like, how old they were

00:14:09 (Teacher): OK, cIass...

00:17:19 (Miaows meekly)

00:19:43 People like to believe in God because it answers complicated questions

00:22:28 and in spring l now wear a helmet with eyes l have painted on.

00:25:10 enough time for another cup of tea and a bit of cricket to soothe the nerves

00:28:28 Yesterday at school, Bernie ClifFord weed on my spam sandwich

00:31:38 The chocolate got crushed, so l blended the bits with milk and icecream

00:34:29 (l_ snifFs)

00:37:19 (High rippling piano, pizzicato strings)

00:39:52 he'd given Zelda Glutnik a gift he was sure was appropriate.

00:43:32 But May still lingered in his mind. (Sighs).

00:46:50 (Drill whines, hammering)

00:50:36 l_ was hard to understand because of her wrinkles

00:53:42 (Narrator): May was thrilled Max had finally written

00:57:06 And for May, even though Max filled her with confidence...

01:01:03 - Come on, baby. Let's go. - Oh, Mum...

01:04:48 (May): Dear Max

01:10:40 (Damian3: My dearest May

01:16:02 (Thunder rumbles, rain patters)

01:20:19 Dr Bernard Hazelhof also said