Ten years on, Richard Linklater reflects on his revolutionary masterpiece Boyhood: 'I thought: Am I making a mistake?'

In 2014, a groundbreaking movie called Boyhood was released. Directed by Richard Linklater, the film followed a family over 12 years, showing the growth and changes in their lives. Linklater is known for making movies about people evolving and learning, especially during their school and college years. He believes in the importance of people becoming who they are meant to be. Boyhood focused on a boy named Mason, starting from the age of six and capturing his journey until he turned 18. The movie also portrayed his sister and parents, reflecting the challenges and experiences of growing up. Despite the challenges of filming over 12 years, Linklater was determined to bring his vision to life. The movie received critical acclaim and earned six Oscar nominations, including best picture. Linklater's dedication to capturing the essence of growing up resonated with audiences worldwide. Currently, he is working on a new ambitious project called Merrily We Roll Along, which will span 20 years, showcasing the friendship of three individuals. This demonstrates Linklater's commitment to exploring human growth and relationships through his films.