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Boyhood is a 1935 film that features poetry as a central theme. Directed by William M. Pizor, this film showcases the work of poet Edgar A. Guest, highlighted by the song Down the Lane to Yesterday.
This film remains somewhat elusive in collector circles, with few known prints and a niche audience appreciating its poetic roots. The scarcity is notable, as many collectors seek it for its historical and thematic significance rather than mainstream appeal. While it may not be widely recognized, it certainly draws interest from those who admire the melding of poetry and film from this era.
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Boyhood is a poetic film that centers around the themes of poetry and childhood.
Boyhood was directed by William M. Pizor.
The top cast members of Boyhood include Al Shayne and Norman Brokenshire.
The film features the song Down the Lane to Yesterday, performed vocally by Al Shayne.
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