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October 27, 2011
The Maui News

Feeling haunted? SYFI wants to hear about it

KAHULUI - "Do you have a ghost story to tell?" asks Harry Donenfeld, director of the Maui County Film Office. "Maybe paranormal activities happen all the time in your neck of the woods! Well it's time to tell your story!"

"Haunted Collector," a new hit series on the SYFY Channel, has expressed an interest in filming in Maui County, Donenfeld reports.

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"The more stories submitted, the better chance Maui County has of having the Haunted Collector come and investigate our strange and paranormal activities."

People thinking they have paranormal potential should submit a detailed description of the phenomenon, its location and any other relevant history to filmcomsh@gmail. com.

Submissions should include name, location and contact information and, if possible, photos of yourself and the location in question.

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ProArts slates Ruthless film festival

KIHEI - In preparation for its next stage production, "Ruthless! The Musical," ProArts is presenting the "Ruthless Film Festival" at the ProArts Playhouse. Just down the street, ProArts Playhouse in the Azeka (Makai) Shopping Center.

All screenings are free, although donations are welcome. The films in the series tend to focus on strong, twisted characters who inspired the sendups in the stage production, which opens Dec. 9.

The screenings begin at 7 p.m. Here's the schedule: Tonight: "All About Eve" (1950, Bette Davis); Friday: "Gypsy" (1962, Rosalind Russell); Saturday: "The Women" (1939, Joan Crawford); Sunday: "Sunset Boulevard" (1950, Gloria Swanson); Monday: "Valley of the Dolls" (1967, Barbara Parkins and Patty Duke).

For more information and a description of the films, visit proartspacific.com.

 
 

 

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