*8 Score cues by John Murphy

01. House Building* (02:40)
02. Blackout -- Muse (04:22)
03. St. Francis of Assisi* (01:21)
04. Tumble and Fall -- Feeder (04:22)
05. Moving In/Lost Boy 1* (04:08)
06. St. NIcholas/Damian and the Donkey Escape*(01:46)
07. Old House/In the Attic* (03:04)
08. Hitsville U.K. -- Clash (04:24)
09. Chuggers/Sterling/Lost Boy 2* (05:12)
10. Brazil -- S-Express (03:36)
11. Ransacked* (02:09)
12. La Petite Fille de la Mer -- Vangelis (05:48)
13. Mum/Parachutes to Africa* (04:25)
14. Nirvana -- El Bosco (04:48)

Total Time: 52:05

Director Danny Boyle revisits a theme from his "Shallow Grave" and "Trainspotting" days - greed - but focuses on a much younger protagonist with this comedy drama. "Millions" opens with recent widower Ronnie (James Nesbitt) moving his two precocious pre-pubescent sons to the suburbs. Missing his mother and the comforts of his old neighborhood, the young Damian (Alex Etel) builds a cardboard-box fort on the outskirts of the suburb, where one day his placid introvert existence is literally crushed by a giant gym bag full of millions of pounds' worth of cash. Less concerned with the origin of the money than with how to spend it, Damian and his older brother, Anthony (Lewis McGibbon), decide to keep it a secret from their father, which becomes an increasingly tricky proposition as the days pass. His conscience getting in the way of his spending, Damian debates the ethics of his ill-gotten gains with a handful of imaginary saints, and begins to try to spend his cash a little more altruistically. But his charitable deeds inadvertently attract the attention of a mysterious, threatening man who's desperate to get his hands on the millions. 2004