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Eno (2024): Cast, Ratings & Box Office

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Eno is a 2024 documentary directed by Gary Hustwit, starring Brian Eno. It runs 1 hour 25 minutes and earned $646,235 worldwide. Critics gave it 74 on Metacritic.

worldwide gross
$646.2K
Echo Score
86
Metascore
74
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Eno (2024) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 25m (85 min)
Director
Gary Hustwit
Genre
Documentary
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Eno About?

The premise of Eno without spoilers.

This documentary offers an intimate look into the creative process of musician Brian Eno, a pioneer of ambient music and influential producer for artists such as David Bowie and U2. The film explores Eno’s unique perspective through a generative approach, resulting in a viewing experience that evolves with each encounter.

Eno Themes & Keywords

· 2 tags
  • artist
  • ambient music
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Cast & crew

Eno Cast

Brian Eno stars in Eno. Directed by Gary Hustwit.

From the director

More from Gary Hustwit

More films directed by Gary Hustwit: The Map, The Map, Rams and The Landfill.

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Ratings

Eno Reviews & Ratings

Critics gave Eno 74 on Metacritic. Our Echo Score gives it 86/100, strongest in rewatch factor (90) and weakest in art & craft (78).

86 /100

Eno Echo Score Breakdown

Eno presents a compelling portrait of the musician‑producer, combining inventive structure with insightful commentary. Critics highlight the film’s elegant flow and moments of brilliance, while some note its experimental randomness and occasional lack of depth. Audience reactions are overwhelmingly enthusiastic, citing inspiration and repeat‑viewing value. The consensus positions the documentary as a strongly positive addition to music cinema, reflected in a high aggregate score.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 78

    Artistic execution ranks high, with direction and editing praised for weaving diverse clips into a coherent whole. Critics such as The Observer commend the film’s elegant flow, and users note the visual insight into Eno’s creative process. Some dissent point to a perceived misalignment with Eno’s technological ethos and experimental structure. Overall, the craftsmanship is viewed as strong and effective.

  • Character & Emotion 85

    Character depth centers on Eno’s persona, delivering nuanced performances that resonate emotionally. Reviewers praise the subject’s warmth and reflective honesty, noting his charm and thought‑provoking interviews. While a few critics desire broader external perspectives, audience feedback underscores the film’s ability to inspire and convey personal insight. Consequently, the documentary succeeds in presenting a compelling, humanized portrait.

  • Story & Flow 80

    Storytelling balances experimental structure with narrative clarity, guiding viewers through Eno’s artistic journey. Critics commend the film’s intuitive logic and measured pacing, though some argue the randomness hampers depth. User testimonies highlight repeated discoveries across viewings, indicating sustained engagement. The overall narrative is judged effective in maintaining interest while embracing unconventional form.

  • Sensory Experience 88

    Sensory elements enrich the documentary, with a soundtrack that mirrors Eno’s ambient aesthetic and sound design accentuating thematic shifts. Visual style incorporates varied footage, creating an immersive atmosphere praised by critics for its cohesion despite the film’s modular construction. Audience responses note the evocative mood and alignment with the subject’s artistic vision, reinforcing a strong sensory impact.

  • Rewatch Factor 90

    Rewatch value is highlighted by multiple viewers who report discovering new insights on subsequent viewings, emphasizing the film’s layered composition. Critics acknowledge the experiment’s success in delivering fresh material each time, while a minority find the gimmick less compelling. Overall, the documentary’s design encourages repeated engagement, delivering lasting appeal that resonates with both fans and newcomers.

Box office

Eno Box Office

Eno grossed $646,235 worldwide. $421,657 came from the US and Canada and $224,578 (35%) from the rest of the world.

2024 box office

Worldwide gross

$646.2K

US & Canada
$421.7K
International
$224.6K
US & Canada 65% Rest of the world 35%

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FAQ

Eno FAQ: Cast, Box Office & Runtime

Runtime, release date, director, cast, box office, ratings and post-credit scenes of Eno, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Eno?

Eno runs 1 hour 25 minutes (85 minutes).

When was Eno released?

Eno was released on July 12, 2024.

Who directed Eno?

Eno was directed by Gary Hustwit.

More films by Gary Hustwit

Who is in the cast of Eno?

Eno stars Brian Eno.

How much did Eno make at the box office?

Eno grossed $646,235 worldwide ($421,657 domestic, $224,578 international).

How is Eno rated?

Eno has 74 on Metacritic.

Does Eno have a post-credit scene?

No. Eno has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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