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This review took some time to compose. Writing about writers made it a challenge.

Imagine a story of a eccentric world famous writer living basically alone having writers block and they keep chasing away personal assistants that have been sent to help them.

Imagine their manager and agent who is also a boyhood best friend with the writer as their only client.

Imagine the manager comes across a new writer that has some talent but is a diamond in the rough and he comes across a scheme where he can get the young writer out of his hair and task them to help his buddy.

Sounds like it has been done before? I think not. Much like the movie trailer explains, There are two sides to every story. I count that statement for both the writers and include the agent as well. I don't want to give away too much. It as an enjoyable movie to watch.

Tate Donovan, plays the famous writer Matthew Lillard, the manager Katie Cassidy, the young writer

Photography, well done. Acting well done as well. All three have made me fans of theirs with this movie.

So many names in this film, but such a disappointment. The synopsis sounded so good and I adore this cast, but sadly the story sucked. One reviewer said it was funny. Huh? Did we watch the same movie? Not one character in this movie acted like an adult. It was full of insults and tantrums. I recommend skipping this one.

This is a really wonderful movie. It is a fabulous character study of the three main characters. The music is fabulous. The acting is wonderful. The comedy is exquisite! Also, the emotions are very real and well presented.

This is also, in part, a movie about creativity and what goes into it, behind the scenes. The two main characters are very creative (in this case, writers) and one of them is seemingly nutty as a fruitcake, while the other is quite sane and grounded. If you're interested in another movie about an artist finding her (or his) true voice, check out "Never Look Away" (German title "Werk Ohne Auteur.")

This is a smart, funny, insightful, gorgeous film. Kudos to the team!