Director Richard Linklater is riding a wave of critical plaudits following the release of his latest film, Boyhood, described by the Guardian's John Patterson as "a watershed moment in his two-decade career as an American film-maker, the third or fourth actual or near-masterpiece he has made in the last decade, and likely the first to nab a best picture nomination at next year’s Oscars."
To help direct recent Linklater-converts to other films they might enjoy, we'd like to hear your views on what, besides Boyhood, are his best movies to date.
Using the form below, tell us which of the following films you think is Linklater's best – and why. Chose from Slacker, Dazed and Confused, Before Sunrise, SubUrbia, Waking Life, School of Rock, Before Sunset, Bad News Bears, Fast Food Nation, A Scanner Darkly and Bernie. Well publish a selection of responses later this month.
