EO - Comentarios

...engaging in many ways: beautifully photographed, sentimental and surreal in equal measure; and also stubborn – as stubborn as its hero – in its symbolism and stark pessimism.

If the visually inventive nature of the film isn’t enough to entice you, the few human performances in the film are worth seeing, too (hello, Isabelle Huppert).

EO seems to be getting at the rhythm of life—up, down, happy, sad, joyous, torturous, cyclical, always changing, never fully understood. That’s how we see ourselves most preciously in EO.

Told through the eyes of a modest donkey, Skolimowski offers a visually experimental take on the 1966 black-and-white drama "Au Hasard Balthazar."

...a trippy, 86-minute odyssey following a donkey across Poland.

A donkey sets off on a long journey to reunite with his mistress in Jerzy Skolimowski's far-reaching drama.

...who would have thought a film about a donkey could be this beautiful?

This is not the kind of movie that tries to convince viewers that animals are "just like us,"...

...the strangely wonderful Polish entry from veteran director Jerzy Skolimowski, inspired by Robert Bresson’s 1966 French masterpiece Au hasard Balthazar.

...ingen brist på minnes- och tänkvärda stunder i Eo.

Gripande drama om olycklig åsna.

...en sanselig oplevelse, som både taler til følelserne og fornuften.