'Boyhood' Snags Best Picture, Best Director from Los Angeles Film Critics

Boyhood, the film that was 12 years in the making, took home the LA Film Critic's highest award, winning Best Picture for the tale that followed the life of a young boy named Mason (Ellar Coltrane) from age five to eighteen.

The film also starred Patricia Arquette as Mason's single mother. She won the award for Best Actress, while the film's Director, Richard Linklater won Best Director, as well as Best Editing.