Stock: Released (1999)
There is a fine line that separates the world above from the dark underground-a line that maintains the division between the 'have's and the 'have-not's. It's either heaven or hell; ecstasy or despair. And for Casey Williams, this is something he is forced to learn. Roughly thrown into a crowded and dingy corral by Overseer Ross Vincent, this new member of the'stock' is about to learn the truth about the 'dark side' of life.
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There is a fine line that separates the world above from the dark underground-a line that maintains the division between the 'have's and the 'have-not's. It's either heaven or hell; ecstasy or despair. And for Casey Williams, this is something he is forced to learn. Roughly thrown into a crowded and dingy corral by Overseer Ross Vincent, this new member of the'stock' is about to learn the truth about the 'dark side' of life.
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Written By:Chi Chi LaRue
In Theaters:2/3/1999
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Jocks Studios
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