Sundance Picks Up Palm's "Eye"

Robert Redford's Sundance Channel has made a deal with independent distributor Pam Pictures, giving the network the television rights to 13 films including the eerie Pang Brother's hit "The Eye".

Oxide & Danny Pang's "The Eye" (original title "Jian gui") centers around a young blind girl whose sight is restored by a cornea transplant. Unfortunately, she's left able to see things that other people cannot, including the spirits of the dead.

In addition to "The Eye", Sundance also procured the rights to Claude Chabrol "La fleur du mal" ("The Flower of Evil"), a French drama about crime, family, and the Holocaust, and Sundance special jury winner "How to Draw a Bunny".

Source: Variety