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In the charming 1994 romantic comedy Only You, we follow Faith Corvatch, a schoolteacher whose belief in fate and true love is put to the ultimate test. Faith has long been convinced that her soulmate is a man named Damon Bradley, a notion sparked by two uncanny childhood incidents. As her wedding to the reliable but somewhat unexciting podiatrist Dwayne approaches, fate intervenes when she receives a phone call from a stranger—Damon Bradley himself. This serendipitous encounter ignites a whirlwind of impulsive decisions, as Faith, accompanied by her supportive sister-in-law and best friend Kate, embarks on a spontaneous journey to the romantic canals of Venice in search of the man she's idealized for years.

The film artfully explores themes of love, destiny, and the courage to pursue one's dreams, capturing the essence of what it means to chase true happiness against the odds. Faith’s character is relatable and endearing, torn between societal expectations and her heart’s desire, while Kate's recent separation adds an additional layer of complexity to their adventure. As the duo navigates the enchanting yet unpredictable landscape of Venice, the film brilliantly juxtaposes the allure of fantasy against the reality of relationships, making for a delightful exploration of love's unpredictability. With a charming script and picturesque settings, Only You invites viewers to ponder whether true love is a matter of destiny—or simply a leap of faith.