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In the 1995 film Sabrina, Sabrina Fairchild moves to Paris where she matures and "finds herself".

The scenes showing her in Paris show time passing as she discovers new things while becoming mature and sophisticated. It also shows what progresses the other people in her life are making back home in New York.

While dancing with David, he comments on how long it has been since he has seen her:

I haven't seen you in years. I'm not sure I ever saw you.

I'm not sure what to make of this line from David. I don't know if he actually meant that Sabrina was literally gone for years or that he just didn't notice how long she was gone because he never noticed her before she left.

Is it ever mentioned how long Sabrina was in Paris?

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    I haven't seen the film but in Sabrina of 1954 (of which Sabrina 1995 is a remake) she was in Paris for two years.
    – Mouvier
    Apr 4, 2018 at 8:28

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Before she leaves, her father says "Your year in Paris will be so good for you".

So it follows that she was there for 1 year.

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The previous answer is wrong. The comment that her father made was "Your time in Paris will be so good for you", not "your year in Paris". In the original 1954 movie, Sabrina went to a two-year cooking school instead of an internship as a photographer. I believe we are to assume the same amount of time in Paris for the internship.

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  • Hello & Welcome to Movies & TV Stack Exchange. While I believe you're answer is insightful, it could be improved by providing a credible source & excerpt from the source (in this case, if you could maybe provide "script" or "transcript").
    – Darth Locke
    Mar 14, 2022 at 13:57
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According to the storyline in the IMDB page, Sabrina spends 2 years in France with the staff of the Vogue Magazine.

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