The Fugue, an original film produced by Kathryn OSullivan, will be shown on July 30 at 9:30 p.m. at the Old Town Theater on King Street. OSullivan is a drama professor at the Manassas Campus of Northern Virginia Community College.

Filmed last summer in the Washington metropolitan area, The Fugue is a thriller about a young graphic designer living in Chinatown who is haunted by the spirit of a dead childhood friend. OSullivan served as executive producer and her husband, Paul Awad, was writer, director and editor.

Several NVCC drama students appear in the film, including Carole Bellacera, Tina Cipara, Evan Shaw and Nicole Underwood of Manassas, Jared Mehraban of Bristow, Harold Demas and Raj Sandhu of Centreville, Kawan Karadaghi of Herndon, Jacob Yeh of McLean and Bob Martin of Sterling. Two other actors, Summers Askew and Rebecca Kiser, were cast from the Center for the Arts in Manassas.

Admission to the premiere is free. To learn more, call OSullivan at 703-464-5709.