Dark Eye

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Dark Eye may refer to:

Literature

• Dark Eye, a novel by Steven R. Cowan
• Dark Eye, a 2005 novel by William Bernhardt
• Project Dark Eye, a novel by Wolfgang Burger
• Dark Eye: The Films of David Fincher: The Essential David Fincher, a 2003 guide about David Fincher

Film

• Dark Eyes, another name for the 1982 film Satan's Mistress
• Dark Eyes (film), a 1987 Italian/Russian film, also known as Oci ciornie and Ochi chyornye

Music

• Dark Eyes (song), a Russian folk song. 1987 film is named after it.
• Dark Eyes: Songs of the Steppes, a collection of Russian folk songs which includes the song of the same name
• Dark Eyes, a 1985 song on the Bob Dylan album Empire Burlesque
• Dark Eyes, a 1993 song on the Japanese noise music album Space Desia by Flying Testicle
• Dark Eyes, a 2001 song on the Australian fusion album Live on Stage by Monsieur Camembert

Games

• The Dark Eye, a 1984 role-playing game system, also know as Realms of Arkania, Chronicles of Aventuria and Das Schwarze Auge
  • Realms of Arkania: Blade of Destiny, a 1993 computer role-playing game set in The Dark Eye-Universe
  • Realms of Arkania: Star Trail, a 1994 computer role-playing game set in The Dark Eye-Universe
  • Realms of Arkania: Shadows over Riva, a 1997 computer role-playing game set in The Dark Eye-Universe
  • Drakensang: The Dark Eye, a 2008 computer role-playing game set in The Dark Eye-Universe
• The Dark Eye (video game), a 1995 video game inspired by stories of Edgar Allan Poe

Other

• Dark Eyes, a 1943 Broadway play
• DarkEye, an online website design directory [1]

[edit] See also

Music

• Sad Dark Eyes, a 1960s rock song by the Australian group The Loved Ones (and redone on various 1980s/1990s industrial albums by Die Haut and others)
• Dark Eye Tango, a 1978 song on the Latin jazz fusion album Casino by Al Di Meola
• Eyes That See in the Dark, a 1983 album by Kenny Rogers
• Dark Adapted Eye, a 1988 album by Danielle Dax

Literature

• The Eyes of Darkness, a 1981 novel by Dean Koontz
• A Dark-Adapted Eye, a 1986 novel by Ruth Rendell

Other

• Sloe-eyed, an expression meaning to have dark or slanted eyes[2]