I cannot wait for the American version.
The one where Alan "Chuck" Bennett, a handsome, honest but poor writer takes pity on the down and out Miss Shepard, and invites her to park her trailer on his garden in downtown Idaho.
He beats up the thugs rocking the trailer and pulls his Glock on anyone looking to move her on. He engages a young, but beautiful, social worker to look after her, paying her wages out of money he cannot afford.
Later, when Miss Shepard is restored to health, and with Chuck Bennet's encouragement she plays piano with the New York philharmonic, she dedicates the performance to him of course.
In the final tragic scenes, a dying Miss Shepard tells Chuck she is really a eccentric millionaire and has left him $30,000,000 in her will, before she passes on. Chuck also makes a fortune off the sale of her biography, and marries the female social worker who he has pined for all movie.
Can we work a blind dog into this somehow?