They both feel a very strong attraction, and he offers to drive her to London. She sees a man painting there, Sean, and strike up a conversation. He disappears and she continues to London on the channel train, forgetting her ring.Īt Dover acting on an impulse she gets off the train and goes walking on the cliffs (with the song “White cliffs of Dover” in background).

He offers to make her engagement ring smaller, but while he is busy she sees a man lurking outside, and tries to follow him, thinking that somehow he is connected with the lady.

She finds the manufacturer, but he has no records of the purchaser. However she finds that the stranger's hotel had been demolished many years previously, making way for a new modern one.ĭana then goes to look for her in Paris, by asking jewellery shops in the area if they recognize the pin. She then makes an excuse to go to the powder-room, and disappears, leaving Dana with the pin.ĭana then goes to Tel Aviv to find the stranger and return the pin. She says that she accepted the situation and managed to go on with her life and also marry someone. But he doesn't, and eventually sends her a letter explaining that he is married, with a photo of their child. He leaves, promising to break off the engagement and return to her. So the lady asks Dana to pin it on herself, and tells her the sad story of how she fell in love with an American GI during World War 2, and they have two identical pins made to reflect their love relationship, even though he had a fiancée in the States. At a restaurant she is approached by an older woman who strikes up a conversation, saying that she is a French Jewess who returns regularly to Jerusalem, but prefers to stay at a hotel in Tel Aviv.ĭana admires a beautiful butterfly pin she is wearing. While on a trip to Israel she orders goods from the Arab market in Jerusalem. Plot ĭana, a young American woman, is engaged to her business partner Alex, and they are renovating an old building into a boutique hotel. It premiered at the American Film Institute Festival on 25 October 1997 and was released theatrically on 22 April 1998. It stars Stephen Dillane, Victoria Foyt, and Vanessa Redgrave. Déjà Vu is a 1997 American dramatic romance film directed by Henry Jaglom.

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