Judy, an eccentric lady, now in her late fifties, has locked herself away from the world. She spends much of her day thinking and reflecting, often looking out of her bedroom window. These contemplations transport her back into the many lives that she has already lived, haunting her existence. As she battles with her past, she is constantly grappling with depression, always reminded of who she was, and how she came to be. Despite this, she is a resilient and stubborn woman. While she can't go forward, she most certainly won't go backwards. She has a flare for life; that little spark inside that keeps her going and makes her such a unique individual. Out of the blue she decides to invite here daughter, Gloria, who completely despises her, and her grandson, Thomas, who she only knew as a baby, to visit in the spring. The series of events that follow are the beginnings of what lead her to rediscovering herself and what is important in life. The Window delves into the essence of life; love, hurt, laughter, tears, desire, betrayal, the good and the bad. It is a reminder that .... "Everyone has past and everyone has a story..."