EO's reviews
Media reviews
Indiewire
In Bresson?s version, it?s the humans around the donkey who are the true center of the story. Not so in EO. This is Donkeyvision, and we?re better off for it.
The Hollywood Reporter
Despite a shred of story that?s told episodically, EO, which clocks in at a concise 86 minutes, can be an engrossing experience.
Screen Daily
A potent emotional charge, very contemporary eco-consciousness, and film-making that at its best fairly sizzles in its strangeness mark out EO as an animal film that stands defiantly on its own hooves.
Variety
EO is a damning polemic on our relationship to other intelligent species ? as free labor, food and companions ? as seen through the dewy, wide eyes of a donkey whom we come to adore.
The Playlist
Eo is a joyful, experimental, and strangely moving piece of filmmaking that doesn?t always take itself seriously?yet it is nothing if not sincere.
Festival Internacional de Cine de Lanzarote