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Stacking (1987)
After her father is injured, a teenager and an alcoholic employee struggle to save their financially troubled farm in 1954 Montana.
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After her father is injured, a teenager and an alcoholic employee struggle to save their financially troubled farm in 1954 Montana.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Victoria Jenkins
In Theaters:1/22/1987
Box Office:
Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:American Playhouse, Nelson Entertainment, Nepenthe Productions
Cast
Martin Rosen
Director
Christine Lahti
Kathleen Morgan
Frederic Forrest
Buster McGuire
Megan Follows
Anna Mae Morgan
Ray Baker
Dan Morgan
Jason Gedrick
Gary Connaloe
Peter Coyote
The Photographer
James Gammon
Clate Connaloe
Kaiulani Lee
Connie Van Buskirk
Jacqueline Brookes
Mrs. Connaloe
Irene Dailey
Mrs. McGuire
Jess Schwidde
Bartender
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