Mister Ovineta
Synopsis
After being hit by a car, a young man loses his memory and is taken into the car owner’s home after he is found holding the owner’s visiting card, but while the family tries to help him recover, the owner’s only daughter becomes unhappy with his sudden presence in their lives.
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