sana dati is a film about a girl who fell for a guy that she just knew not so long ago because that guy moves exactly like her ex fiancé who died because of a certain illness. it turns out that the guy was the brother of her late lover. 

Opening with an ingenious proposal by Andrew to Andrea, the film immediately cuts to the day of a wedding. Dennis is introduced, carrying into the hotel various camera equipment he barely knows how to use. He finally arrives in Andrea’s room, where he proceeds to interview her, throwing questions about her love for Robert. Andrea directly answers the questions, her eyes avoiding the camera. Dennis does the same for Robert. Robert answers the questions, with his eyes directly upon the camera. Tarog peppers "Sana Dati" with these details that invite interpretation.

The gestures of his characters are never empty. A cigarette butt absentmindedly thrown by Dennis from the hotel’s window lands on Robert’s collar. Andrea’s wedding vows are swept by the wind, creating a shadow for Robert to be signaled of her presence in the rooftop. Fate, the primary cause for lovers to have their happy endings in many unforgettable romances, is also an shown here in this movie. The only difference is that in the movie fate intervenes for sobriety from what essentially is an unrealistic perspective on love.

the ending of the movie was with andrea going to tell the story to his new husband about the love she lost and the reason why she had second thoughts about their marriage.