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Deja Vu (1997)

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Los Angeles store owner Dana (Victoria Foyt) is shopping in Israel where a meeting with a mysterious woman leads her to Paris and the White Cliffs of Dover, an appropriate spot to fall in love with English painter Sean (Stephen Dillane) who is married. Soon, however, Dana is off to London to rejoin her business-partner/fianc� Alex (Michael Brandon). Dana and Alex, and Sean and his wife all wind up together as weekend house guests of John ('60s rock performer Noel Harrison), brother of Skelly

PG-13, 1 hr. 57 min.

Drama

Directed By: Henry Jaglom

Written By: Henry Jaglom, Victoria Foyt

In Theaters: Apr 28, 1998 Wide

On DVD: Sep 3, 2002

Warner Home Video

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Critic Reviews for Deja Vu

All Critics (31) | Top Critics (11) | Fresh (13) | Rotten (7) | DVD (3)

With all the talk, D�j� Vu requires a viewer's attention and patience, but it is more than duly rewarded in the end.

October 23, 2006 Full Review Source: TheMovieReport.com

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Michael Dequina

TheMovieReport.com

In a mood for a little O. Henry? Then you're in luck. In this most whimsical of romances, auteur Henry Jaglom, has again created another of his unconventional opuses

September 11, 2005 Full Review | Comment

Brandon Judell

Critics Inc./America Online

...Jaglom's most accessible film to date

July 31, 2002 Full Review | Comment

Philip Martin

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Foyt's characterization runs hot and cold, to the point where it's tough to tell if Dana is merely wrestling with a divided heart or struggling with undiagnosed manic depression.

June 23, 2002 Full Review Source: Kalamazoo Gazette

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James Sanford

Kalamazoo Gazette

A magical carpet ride into the mysterious world of love.

March 1, 2002 Full Review Source: Spirituality and Practice

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