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The Window Tears
The Words is a movie completely filled with mind boggling twist and turns. It is a story only appealing to certain people.
Wanna be writer Rory finds an old manuscript tucked away somewhere. Deciding to pass it off as his own work and titling it as “The Window Tears,” Rory receives great praise for it. That is until the real writer shows up and his whole world is flipped upside down. Cut to Clay Hammond, a famous writer whose story “The Words,” resembles Rory’s quote closely. This causes speculations that “The Words,” is actually a loose autobiography on Clay’s life.

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