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Boyhood (2014)

Story line Boyhood (2014) :
The film tells a story of a divorced couple trying to raise their young son. The story follows the boy for twelve years, from first grade at age 6 through 12th grade at age 17-18, and examines his relationship with his parents as he grows.

12 years in the making.

Movie details Boyhood

Runtime : 164
Release : 2014-06-05
Genre : Drama

Cast

	Ellar Coltrane	as	Mason
	Patricia Arquette	as	Mom
	Elijah Smith	as	Tommy
	Lorelei Linklater	as	Samantha
	Steven Chester Prince	as	Ted (as Steven Prince)
	Bonnie Cross	as	Teacher
	Sydney Orta	as	Elementary School Girl (as Sidney Orta)
	Libby Villari	as	Grandma
	Ethan Hawke	as	Dad
	Marco Perella	as	Professor Bill Welbrock
	Jamie Howard	as	Mindy
	Andrew Villarreal	as	Randy
	Shane Graham	as	Neighborhood Friend #1
	Tess Allen	as	Neighborhood Friend #2
	Ryan Power	as	Paul
	Sharee Fowler	as	Book Trivia Judge
	Mark Finn	as	Book Release Emcee
	Charlie Sexton	as	Jimmy
	Byron Jenkins	as	Barber
	Holly Moore	as	Mason's 4th Grade Teacher
	David Blackwell	as	Liquor Store Clerk
	Barbara Chisholm	as	Carol
	Matthew Martinez-Arndt	as	Lee
	Cassidy Johnson	as	Abby
	Cambell Westmoreland	as	Kenny
	Jennifer Griffin	as	Mrs. Darby
	Garry Peters	as	No Obama Man
	Merrilee McCommas	as	Obama Mama
	Tamara Jolaine	as	Tammy
	Jordan Howard	as	Tony
	Andrew Bunten	as	Bully 1
	Tyler Strother	as	Bully 2
	Evie Thompson	as	Jill
	Brad Hawkins	as	Jim
	Savannah Welch	as	College Girl Singer
	Mika Odom	as	Gabi
	Sinjin Venegas	as	Chase
	Nick Krause	as	Charlie
	Derek Chase Hickey	as	Charlie's Friend (as Derek Chase)
	Angela Rawna	as	Professor Douglas
	Megan Devine	as	Make Out Girl
	Jenni Tooley	as	Annie
	Landon Collier	as	Cooper
	Roland Ruiz	as	Ernesto
	Richard Jones	as	Grandpa Cliff
	Karen Jones	as	Nana
	Gordon Friday	as	Pastor
	Tom McTigue	as	Mr. Turlington
	Sam Dillon	as	Nick
	Martel Summers	as	Beer Pong Guy
	David Clark	as	High School Band Singer
	Zoe Graham	as	Sheena
	Jessie Tilton	as	April
	Richard Robichaux	as	Mason's Boss
	Will Harris	as	Sam's College Boyfriend
	Indica Shaw	as	Hooper
	Bruce Salmon	as	Guitar Player
	Wayne Sutton	as	Beat Box
	Joe Sundell	as	Band Member 1
	Sean Tracey	as	Band Member 2
	Ben Hodges	as	Band Member 3
	Daniel Zeh	as	Band Member 4
	Chris Doubek	as	Guy in Diner
	Andrea Chen	as	Sam's Roommate
	Mona Lee Fultz	as	High School Teacher (as Mona Lee)
	Bill Wise	as	Uncle Steve
	Alina Linklater	as	Twin Cousin 1
	Charlotte Linklater	as	Twin Cousin 2
	Genevieve Kinney	as	Woman at Party
	Elijah Ford	as	Jimmy's Bandmate 1
	Kyle Crusham	as	Jimmy's Bandmate 2
	Conrad Choucroun	as	Jimmy's Bandmate 3
	Maximillian McNamara	as	Dalton
	Taylor Weaver	as	Barb
	Jessi Mechler	as	Nicole
	Deanna Brochin	as	College Student (uncredited)
	Stephen Latham	as	Late Night Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
	Heather Materne	as	Parent (uncredited)
	Johnny Walter	as	Dinner Guest (uncredited)
	Natalie Wilemon	as	College Student (uncredited)
	Ken Edwards	as	Dinner Guest (uncredited)

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Some Reviews

**Phenomenal**When you think back to _Slackers_ you remember how easy that movie flowed. How comfortably it drifted. Just go with it. Let it happen, live in the moment. Then there's the _Before trilogy_ which again seemed effortless and free-flowing yet constructed with so much care that you knew this filmmaker was not only unusual, but acutely human. That he cherished experience and learning and submitted to the eternal present, surrendering to and tinkering with fate, while tending to the perpetually immediate situation with enormous sensitivity and regard. But nothing could prepare you for _Boyhood_. You can't overstate the fact that it's a grand free-flowing time-lapse experiment and that most of the actors--no not actors, not performers--most of the people were cast when the central figure was a very young boy, looking up at the sky, having no idea how his future would unfold. The world might be a stage but Richard Linkater is not omnipotent. As a definitive work-in-progress, a daring collaboration with fate and destiny, who could really know how the boy's script was going to turn out, and how the wide array of voices in his life would shape him as he stumbles toward adulthood? Only a true sure-footed and fluid filmmaker, an authentic disarming innovator could raise this baby with as much beauty and wisdom. Dazed and Confused? Make room for Clear and Composed.Hear the lamb howl. _Boyhood_ is a daring experimental wolf wrapped in conventional wool. Needing to be shot chronologically, the linear time-line and 12-year shooting schedule called for a fresh and original approach to crafting a movie. If something went wrong during the many long gaps in production, say, if an actor suddenly became unavailable, or some drastic circumstance threatened to break the continuity of the boy and his family's life, there's no going back to re-shoot. No relying on special effects make-up or casting young and old versions of a character. The faith invested in this concept and the delicate handling of it's execution is a marvel to witness, blooming before our eyes. Patricia Arquette was growing up too. Aging faster than Ellar Coltrane, it appeared. This movie defies breaking up into a series of disjointed, episodic fragments. And Arquette stitches together an admirable and dedicated performance as the ubiquitous maternal defender who struggles to keep herself and her family from falling apart. Because of the blur between fiction and reality, between drama and documentary, and because of the way Linklater is able to nurture the process and allow his films to take on a life of their own, Arquette may not be acting on set any more than she has to in real life. A slight adjustment in perspective and this movie could have been called _Motherhood_.