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Taika Waititi's blockbuster second feature revolves around an imaginative 11-year-old East Coast boy trying to make sense of his world - and the return of his just-out-of-jail father (played by Waititi). Intended as a "painful comedy of growing up", Boy was inspired by his Oscar-nominated short Two Cars, One Night and mixes poignancy with trademark whimsy and visual inventiveness. The film was shot in the Bay of Plenty area where Waititi partly grew up. Boy won Grand Prize in its section at the 2010 Berlin Film Festival, and within a month of its March 2010 release, had become the most successful Kiwi comedy released on its home soil.
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HUE HUE HUE HUE dis movie crack me up bo!

Is there anywhere online that the movie is available for purchase and download?

boy is pretty funny but not that funny who's seen friday ...

hahaha realy funny gee heyy shardinaye
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Short Film, 2003 (Full Length)
Waititi's East Coast-set, Oscar-nominated short film
Television, 1974 (Excerpts)
Boy song 'Out on the Street' is on this ep of New Faces
Television, 2009 (Full Length Episode)
Also features a stoned Taika Waititi
Short Film, 1988 (Full Length)
Music documentary set on the East Coast
Television, 2004 (Full Length Episode)
Taika presents this Living Room episode
Television, 2003 (Full Length Episode)
Taika Waititi’s stand-up comedy
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2010 Berlinale - Berlin Film Festival
Deutsches Kinderhilfswerk Grand Prix
(Grand Prize in Generation section, devoted to "lively cinema aimed at young audiences")
2010 Qantas Film and Television Awards
Best Feature Film
Director (Taika Waititi)
Screenplay (Taika Waititi)
Supporting Actor (Taika Waititi)
Cinematography (Adam Clark)
Editing (Chris Plummer)
Original Music (Lukasz Buda, Samuel Scott, Conrad Wedde)
Nominated for Lead Actor (James Rolleston), Supporting Actor (Te Aho Eketone-Whitu), Sound, Production Design, Costume Design & Make-Up Design
2010 Sundance Film Festival
Nominated for Grand Jury Prize (World Cinema - Dramatic section)
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