How to watch ‘EO’ | Mashable

What: EO

Premiere date: February 21, 2023

2022 was the year of the donkey. Out of The Banshees by Inisherin‘s real lead, Jenny, to that unspeakable scene in triangle of sadnessThis awards season is seeing sovereign rule of the donkeys for the first time since Shrek. However, the ultimate donkey movie is that of Jerzy Skolimowski EOan epic odyssey almost entirely starring a donkey.

Nominated for Best International Feature Film at this year’s Academy Awards, EO is a sweetly weird must-watch guaranteed to make you cry and laugh at the same time. If you’re ready to stream one of the most unique films from this year’s Academy Awards, here’s everything you need to know.

where can i watch EO?

EO is debut on The Criterion Channel(Opens in a new tab) 21st of February. The film can also be rented or bought Amazon(Opens in a new tab), Apple(Opens in a new tab)And vudu(Opens in a new tab).

what is EO around?

EO follows the epic adventure of a lonely donkey named, well, EO. After being removed from a traveling circus, EO begins to wander the Polish and Italian countryside. He encounters a whole host of people, from priests to soccer teams, who are either benevolently kind or unwillingly cruel.

EO is a cleverly odd story about humanity as well as our four-legged friend. With superb cinematography by Michael Dymek and orchestral music by Pawel Mykietyn, the film is a moving experience in every sense.

What did people say EO?

announced Mashable’s Belen Edwards EO as one of the must-see films of the New York Film Festival. She writes “EO [is] guaranteed to be one of the strangest yet most moving films you’ll see from NYFF this year.”

“The film puts us squarely in EO’s shoes (or hooves?) with beautiful cinematography and a suitably strolling storyline. As cute as EO and some of his adventures are, EO does not shy away from violence towards his lead, making for a film that is as brutal and melancholy as it is captivating and occasionally sweet.

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