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Weekly Chart Record Date Rank Gross Theaters Per Theater Total Gross Days 1/28/2000 1 $5,959,447 1,751 $3,403 $5,959,447 3 2/4/2000 5 $4,213,996 1,751 $2,407 $12,014,004 10 2/11/2000 10 $2,129,219 1,583 $1,345 $15,086,354 17 2/18/2000 27 $434,860 895 $486 $16,194,286 24 2/25/2000 55 $58,083 202 $288 $16,350,405 31 3/24/2000 52 $54,343 238 $228 $16,459,004 59

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Theater	Jan 28,2000
Video	May 23,2000

Ewan McGregor......The Eye
Ashley Judd.............Joanna
Jason Priestley.........Gary
Geneviève Bujold.....Dr. Brault
Patrick Bergin..........Alex Leonard
k.d. lang...................Hilary
Charles Powell.........Owen
Cara Reynolds..........Young Joanna
Sam Stone...............Alaskan Federal Agent
Janine Theriault........Nancy

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Director...........Stephan Elliott
Producers........Nicolas Clermont
.........................Tony Smith
.........................Al Clark
.........................Mark Damon (exc)
.........................Hilary Shor (exc)
Writers............Stephan Elliott
.........................Marc Behm
Editor...............Sue Blainey
D.O.P...............Guy Dufaux
Costumes.........Lizzy Gardiner
Prod. Design....Jean-Baptiste Tard
Music...............Marius De Vries

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The Eye, a lonely & isolated British intelligence agent who has lost his wife and daughter, blames his own unforgivable inaction. Yet detachment is part of the job. The Eye's current mission is to track Joanna Eris, a woman suspected of blackmailing the son of a senior British official. But Eris is far more than a blackmailer. She is a seductive, shadowy master of disguises, a frenzied murderer, a lost orphan and an abject mystery whose rage is as fierce as her beauty. The Eye cannot help but be fascinated by Joanna - especially when a surveillance photo of her seems to reveal the ghostly image of his long-lost daughter, whose absence haunts him. In his deepest fantasies, their two fates as lost souls are somehow connected. As he follows Joanna from murder to murder, the more The Eye finds that he needs to watch her. Not capture her. Not speak to her. But watch her, becoming inexorably more and more obsessed with what he sees. He shadows Joanna without ever letting her know he is there - except that sometimes unexpected turns of fate make it seem as if she has a guardian angel watching over her. But the closer The Eye gets to Joanna's life, the more dangerous his fantasy becomes. Soon he begins to meddle in her existence, taking action, altering her fate. Yet to catch her would be to lose her, something The Eye cannot allow again in his life. So the odyssey continues . . . until the pursuer and the pursued find themselves on a perilous crash course

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Buy This Dvd From DVD INFO Release Information: Studio: Columbia/Tristar Studios Reason for Rating: Some Strong Violence, Sexuality, Language Theatrical Release Date: January 28, 2000 DVD Release Date: May 23, 2000 Run Time: 114 minutes Production Company: Columbia TriStar Home Video Package Type: Keep Case Aspect Ratio(s): Widescreen Anamorphic - 2.35:1 Full Screen (Standard) - 1.33:1 Discographic Information: DVD Encoding: Region 1 Layers: Single Available Audio Tracks: English (Dolby Digital 5.1), English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround) Available subtitles: English, Spanish, French Edition Details: • Region 1 encoding (US and Canada only) • Color, Closed-captioned, Widescreen, Dolby, AC-3 • Commentary by director Stephan Elliott • Production notes • Theatrical trailer(s) • Maiking Of Featurette • Full-screen and widescreen anamorphic formats