Perhaps this is arguably the most realistic coming-of-age story ever, as the film tells the story of the protagonist, Mason (Ella Coltran), who graduated from high school from the age of 6 to 18. coiled
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Perhaps this is arguably the most realistic coming-of-age story ever, as the film tells the story of the protagonist, Mason (Ella Coltran), who graduated from high school from the age of 6 to 18.
For 12 years in a row, director Linklater spent a few days in the summer filming the lives of Cortran and other actors. As the plot develops, the characters in the film are really growing.
"Boyhood" shows the changes of the times by presenting subtle changes. Music players replaced record players, and the president changed from George W. Bush to Barack Obama. After Mason Guri's eccentric father left, his mother had a new romance
The carefully arranged 145 minutes are both all-encompassing and light, but they capture the bittersweet, accidental, and trivial essence of childhood and adolescent memories.
The focus of the film is on Mason, but the performance of other actors is equally compelling, notably Hawke's father, Mason's sister, played by Lorelei Linklater (who is the director's daughter), and Arquette.
Arquette won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her performance in this film.
——"Boyhood" (2014) 87th Academy Awards Best Picture (nominated), 64th Berlin International Film Festival Golden Bear Award Best Picture (nominated), 72nd Golden Globe Awards Film Best Feature Film
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Perhaps this is arguably the most realistic coming-of-age story ever, as the film tells the story of the protagonist, Mason (Ella Coltran), who graduated from high school from the age of 6 to 18. coiled
Perhaps this is arguably the most realistic coming-of-age story ever, as the film tells the story of the protagonist, Mason (Ella Coltran), who graduated from high school from the age of 6 to 18. coiled
Perhaps this is arguably the most realistic coming-of-age story ever, as the film tells the story of the protagonist, Mason (Ella Coltran), who graduated from high school from the age of 6 to 18. coiled
Perhaps this is arguably the most realistic coming-of-age story ever, as the film tells the story of the protagonist, Mason (Ella Coltran), who graduated from high school from the age of 6 to 18. coiled
Perhaps this is arguably the most realistic coming-of-age story ever, as the film tells the story of the protagonist, Mason (Ella Coltran), who graduated from high school from the age of 6 to 18. coiled
Perhaps this is arguably the most realistic coming-of-age story ever, as the film tells the story of the protagonist, Mason (Ella Coltran), who graduated from high school from the age of 6 to 18. coiled
Perhaps this is arguably the most realistic coming-of-age story ever, as the film tells the story of the protagonist, Mason (Ella Coltran), who graduated from high school from the age of 6 to 18. coiled
Perhaps this is arguably the most realistic coming-of-age story ever, as the film tells the story of the protagonist, Mason (Ella Coltran), who graduated from high school from the age of 6 to 18. coiled
Perhaps this is arguably the most realistic coming-of-age story ever, as the film tells the story of the protagonist, Mason (Ella Coltran), who graduated from high school from the age of 6 to 18. coiled
