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Plain Folks (2026)
A Pakistani immigrant college freshman is excited to attend her first real college party, despite her fish-out-of-water status on the white, conservative, mostly Mormon campus, but a supernatural force with ties to the school has other plans for her.
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A Pakistani immigrant college freshman is excited to attend her first real college party, despite her fish-out-of-water status on the white, conservative, mostly Mormon campus, but a supernatural force with ties to the school has other plans for her.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Kyle Kubo, Fatima Liaqat
In Theaters:4/23/2026
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Sweat of Love Productions, Covert Ops Films
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