Deja Vu (1998)
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Cast
as Sean
as Dana
as Skelly
as Alex
as Claire
as John
as Fern
as Skelly's Mother
as Woman in Cafe
as Konstantine
as Dana's Father
as Jewellry Shop Owner in Paris
as Doctor
as Antique Shop Owner
as Tel Aviv Cab Driver
as Housekeeper
as Eurostar Humming Lady
as Lady Jeweller in Paris
as London Street Musician
as Jerusalem Shopkeeper
as Young Couple in Cafe
as Young Couple in Cafe
as Child on Beach
as Child on Beach
as Street Musician Violin
as Street Musician Cello
as Street Musician Trumpet
as Eurostar Conductor
as Fern's Masseuse
Critic Reviews for Deja Vu
All Critics (20) | Top Critics (7) | Fresh (13) | Rotten (7)
Deja Vu is not a weepy romantic melodrama, but a sophisticated film about smart people. Foyt and Dillane make convincing lovers not because they are swept away, but because they regard what has happened to them, and accept it.
With all the talk, Déjà Vu requires a viewer's attention and patience, but it is more than duly rewarded in the end.
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
...Jaglom's most accessible film to date
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.
A magical carpet ride into the mysterious world of love.
Audience Reviews for Deja Vu
A great movie, very touching!
Super Reviewer
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