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May was born with a congenital defect and her protective mother isolates her from her peers in order to protect her from ridicule. In addition, she gives May a doll which she befriends. This doll becomes May's best friend and remains her best friend into young adulthood as she serves as an aid for a veterinarian. In the process she finds "Mr. Right", however, she lacks social skills to remain in the relationship and this leads her into a bizarre and twisted journey. May is a two-sided story that is both full of compassion, but also as dark as the most hurtful resentment. It provides an opportunity to see the ambiguity within a human being, which leads to a pretty good cinematic experience. |
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| 8/17/2003 | |
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The Internet Movie Database. |
