Secret Obsession (2019)
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”Jennifer's memory loss puts her in danger as she faces a stranger's obsession.”
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This Netflix original drama builds from a cinematic cliché: memory loss. The story is about Jennifer (played by Brenda Song, from 'The Social Network'), who suffers an accident, hits her head and forgets everything - including the love of her life. The twist here is that, when she returns to what she believes is her normal life, she finds herself face to face with a stranger with a great obsession for her. Far from reinventing the genre, the movie delivers a certain degree of mystery in an unpretentious way.
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Recuperating from trauma, Jennifer remains in danger as she returns to a life she doesn't remember.
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