Mason is a dreamy boy whose parents are divorced. He lives in Texas with his older sister, Samantha, and moves frequently due to their mother Olivia’s love affairs and financial difficulties. As he grows older, he grows closer to his father and faces the joys and dangers of life…
Worn by Patricia Arquette (Oscar winner for this role, editor grade), Ellar Coltrane, Lorelei Linklater (director’s daughter, editor grade) and Ethan Hawke, this feature film made history when it was released in 2014. Written, directed, and produced by Richard Linklater, childhood shot in 39 days in twelve years! For about three days each year between 2002 and 2013, the film crew met in Austin, Texas to shoot several freely inspired scenes, sometimes written on the same day, to follow their evolution and maintain an authentic character. . So, this movie saw Ellar Coltrane grow up, he was six years old at the start of filming and ended when he was eighteen.
Such a long filming period entails funding difficulties, but also risks: Should he die before filming is over, the director therefore entrusted his faithful actor Ethan Hawke with the responsibility of finishing the film for him. The latter, and the rest of the cast, were unable to sign a contract to star in this feature film due to the De Havilland law banning contracts with a duration longer than seven years.
On a budget of only four million dollars, childhood It was a real commercial success, grossing $57.3 million at the box office, and above all a critical success praising the performance of the cast. The artist, who won an award at the Berlin Film Festival, also earned three prestigious Golden Globe, two BAFTA and six Oscar nominations. To date, it is the latest and the only 21st century movie to achieve a 100/100 rating on the site. metacritical.
Hugo Mallais
Source: Programme Television
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