"Peter Hutton's Three Landscapes zeroes in on the industrial terrain ringing Detroit (where he grew up), the bucolic pastures of the Hudson River Valley (where he lived), and Ethiopian salt flats (where he travelled under Robert Gardner's sponsorship). The most obvious link between the three is labour, but the film functions less as a thesis statement than a poetic meditation, a haiku-like attempt to distill the landscape using a few sparing, echoing graphic forms." — Max Goldberg for Cinema Scope