The Evil Eye (1937)
When a wanderer arrives in a village in the East Flanders countryside, strange events begin to unfold. The villagers, unsettled by his presence, come to believe he is an evil spirit. In truth, he is searching for his long-lost lover. Years ago, the two of them had committed a terrible crime: the killing of an illegitimate child. They had then planned to end their own lives by drowning. Yet the wanderer failed to keep his part of the pact and survived the suicide attempt. Ever since, he has been desperately seeking the woman he once loved, haunted by the past that refuses to let him go.
Director:
Charles Dekeukeleire
Writer:
Herman Teirlinck
| Camera | François Rents | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Charles Dekeukeleire | Director |
| Sound | R.H. Eliot | Sound |
| Editing | Charles Dekeukeleire | Editor |
| Sound | Marcel Poot | Music |
| Sound | Willem Rombauts | Sound |
| Writing | Herman Teirlinck | Screenplay |
| Production | Charles Dekeukeleire | Producer |
| Writing | Herman Teirlinck | Theatre Play |
| Crew | C.G. Mol | Special Effects |
| Crew | Jean Painlevé | Special Effects |
