Boyhood
The San Francisco Film Critics Circle completed a major market circle by naming Boyhood the year’s Best Picture--a mantle earlier bestowed upon director/writer Richard Linklater’s film by both the Los Angeles Film Critics Association and the New York Film...
In this week’s installment of our The Road To Oscar series, director/writer Richard Linklater reflects on Boyhood, his lauded feature which takes us through 12 years of a boy’s life. The fictional story follows Mason (portrayed by Ellar Coltrane) from age six through to his...
This installment of our The Road To Oscar Series garners insights from leading directors and cinematographers on their films ranging from a unique coming-of-age story to a Biblical story for the ages, from a twisted suspense thriller to a historical yet highly personal portrait, from a...
As the year draws to a close, we thought it appropriate to highlight a message of cooperation and collaboration—which both figure prominently among this season’s Oscar contenders. Many such examples have emerged in our The Road To Oscar series of feature stories.
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“Boyhood” is on a roll. The Los Angeles Film Critics Association named Richard Linklater’s 12-year experiment their best picture of 2014 on Sunday.
Linklater also earned a best director honor for his film, while Patricia Arquette picked up best...
Boyhood has come of age on the awards show circuit, the latest accolades coming from The New York Film Critics Circle which named writer-director Richard Linklater’s film as the Best Picture of 2014. Boyhood also earned Best Director and...