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Jack is a longtime prison parole officer approaching retirement. He manages Stone's case, recommends his early release, and becomes involved in a secret sexual relationship with Lucetta. His troubled...
Stone, whose legal name is Gerald Creeson, is Jack's prison inmate and parole case. He seeks early release, probes Jack's marriage, studies spiritual awakening, and admits he feels no remorse for the...
Lucetta is Stone's wife and later becomes Jack's secret lover. She first contacts Jack through messages and visits, then meets him for lunch and begins a sexual relationship with him. Her connection t...
Madylyn is Jack's wife. In the opening flashback, she tries to leave him but stays after Jack threatens their daughter. Decades later, she remains in the marriage, attends church with Jack, interprets...
The Warden supervises the prison where Jack works and discusses Jack's approaching retirement. He tells Jack that Stone's parole hearing is imminent and that the report can no longer be changed, clari...
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Jack is called into the warden's office, discusses his retirement, and requests permission to retain his inmates until departure.
Stone phones Lucetta from prison, and the plot explicitly identifies Lucetta as his wife.
After lunch and drinks at Lucetta's home, Jack sleeps with her and later visits her several more times for sex.
Jack works as a parole officer and receives Stone as a new inmate case.
The plot identifies Madylyn as Jack's wife. They remain married decades after she once tried to leave him.
The warden tells Jack that Stone's parole hearing is in an hour, after which no changes can be made to the report.
A parole officer's hidden guilt, compromised judgment, and confrontation with violence force him to reconsider control, punishment, and his future.
Directed by John Curran
Stone (2010) · 5.3/10 · action, drama, mystery, thriller
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