Rear Window

Rear Window is a movie directed by Alfred Hitchcock, which was released in 1954. Perhaps you´ve already seen it, but in case you haven´t, I´m going to summarize its plot. It is about a photographer who ,after breaking his leg in an accident, has to spend some time immobilized. So he is sitting by the window all day long, prying into his neighbours´affairs. He finds out quite by chance, that one of his neighbours, could have killed his wife. From that moment on, he begins an [peculiar] investigation [about] into this issue, with the help of his girlfriend and his carer. Soon, this affair becomes an obsession for him, and [try] he tries to persuade a police friend to arrest his neighbour. When this friend of his tells him that he needs evidence,the photographer [makes the [decisión] decision (there are no stress accents in English)]  decides to send an anonymous note to his neighbour accusing him of murdering his wife. On receiving this note, his neighbour gets really nervous, and [try] tries to find out who sent him the note. In the end he finds out that the photographer is behind the whole thing,and decides to pay him a visit. The last scene of the movie is really scary. You hear the neighbour´s footsteps approaching the photographer´s flat and, little by little, the door is opened, and eventually the killer neighbour appears, going towards the photographer. This [one] man can´t move , and [try] he tries to defend himself with his camera flash in the darkness of the flat.
Would you like to know how the movie ends? Then you´d better watch it. If you like thriller films, it won´t let you down.

Verb to try:  I try, you try, he/she/it tries, we try, you try, they try.  (present tense)