Deja Vu . Weekly Alibi . 06-29-98

Deja Vu

DIRECTED BY: Henry Jaglom

REVIEWED: 06-29-98

Henry Jaglom (L.A.'s less cliché, but not-nearly-as-funny version of Woody Allen) continues to ruminate on the state of modern love. This time around, he has a Los Angeles shop owner named Dana and an Englishman named Sean meet and fall in love at first sight. The only hitch is that Sean's already married, and Dana's engaged to her business partner. If Jaglom's other chatty cinematic observations (Eating, Someone to Love) are your cup of tea, then you'll probably enjoy this one. If your tastes run to the less highbrow, then there's always Eddie Murphy talking to a gerbil.

--Devin D. O'Leary

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