Also in 2002, a movie called 'Boyhood' began filming. That movie, about a boy, his family, and the tribulations of growing up, will be released in Philadelphia area theaters this Friday - July 25 ...

It took 12 years to film Richard Linklater's "Boyhood," a coming of age story filmed in real-time. The Washington Post's Ann Hornaday reviews the film, saying the result is "monumental." ...

“Boyhood” is about capturing a chunk of years in the same people’s lives in an ambitious manner. The film’s young stars may not be great actors, but they are great people to follow.

Richard Linklater’s terrific “Boyhood” is a transporting experience about the simplest of subjects. The movie telescopes artfully — but never pretentiously — the experience of growing up.

They're lost before each film, and then, in a finite, compressed space, they find each other again. I love the "Before" films, but they're talky: Linklater didn't use all the tools of cinema.

"Boyhood" is the best movie of 2014, according to the nation's film critics. The Los Angeles Film Critics Association chose "Boyhood" as its best picture (over "The Grand Budapest Hotel"), ...

Sunday night wasn't the happy ending a lot of people wanted for Boyhood. Having gone full circle from art-house darling underdog to massive Oscar front-runner and back again, Richard Linklater's ...

“Boyhood” has been named the best film of 2014 by the New York Film Critics Circle, the first major film critics’ group to announce its awards and one of the most important of the many that ...

Boyhood, Richard Linklater's passion project, took 12 years to shoot, keeping the original cast throughout. We share the movie's making-of story.

Boyhood, shot over 12 years, is about a kid named Mason (played by Ellar Coltrane) growing up and going to college. It’s a beautiful narrative about childhood, parenthood, and the passage of time.

“Boyhood” still has life in this year’s awards race, winning the Best Film award at the EE British Academy Film Awards on Sunday evening in London.