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The Plagiarists is an American Drama Movie (2020). William Michael Payne, Emily Davis, Lucy Kaminsky are the main cast of The Plagiarists (2020). Co-composed by test movie producers James N. Kienitz Wilkins and Robin Schavoir, The Plagiarists is on the double a diverting send-up of low-spending American independent filmmaking and a testing investigation into race, connections, and the social uncanny.

A youthful author (Lucy Kaminsky) and her cinematographer sweetheart (Eamon Monaghan) are waylaid by a blizzard on their approach to visit a companion in upstate New York and are taken in by the sympathetic yet confounding Clip (Michael “Clasp” Payne of Parliament-Funkadelic), who puts them up for the evening. The Plagiarists cast: William Michael Payne, Emily Davis, Lucy Kaminsky. The Plagiarists Release Date: 5 May 2020. The Plagiarists Director: Peter Parlow.

The Plagiarists Plot:

A youthful couple is shaken by an apparently false yet unprovable act that strikes deeply of their social demands.

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Movie: The Plagiarists (2020)
Director: Peter Parlow
Writers: James N. Kienitz Wilkins, Robin Schavoir
Main Stars: William Michael Payne, Emily Davis, Lucy Kaminsky
Genres: Drama
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 5 May 2020 (Blu-Ray and Digital)
Worldwide Gross: $7,768
Runtime: 76 minutes
Also Known As: The Plagiarists, The Plagiarists (2020), The Plagiarists (2019)

The Plagiarists Cast:

William Michael Payne
Emily Davis As Allison
Lucy Kaminsky As Anna
Eamon Monaghan As Tyler

Exhilaratingly shrewd and unmistakably shot on a vintage TV-news camera, The Plagiarists cast: William Michael Payne, Emily Davis, Lucy Kaminsky. The Plagiarists Release Date: 5 May 2020. The Plagiarists Director: Peter Parlow. The Plagiarists is a work whose incitements are indivisible from its joys. Be that as it may, an unplanned revelation months after the fact reevaluates in an alarming light what had appeared to be a pleasing night, stirring feelings of disdain both inactive and not really idle.