"An irreverent and inventive feature debut from Antonin Peretjatko, The Rendezvous of Deja vu (La Fille du 14 Juillet) is a freeform throwback to the fast and funny New Wave films of Jean-Luc Godard and Jacques Rozier, with a dose of Mumblecore-style post grad ennui and a slew of visual shtick straight out of the Zucker Brothers. "

— Jordan Mintzer de Hollywood Reporter

"Late-1960s anarchic social humor is one of several jumping-off points for Antonin Peretjatko’s wearily frenetic Franco-farce “The Rendez-vous of Deja Vu.” Other touchstones include Godard, Jacques Rozier and even Monty Python, the latter especially manifest in the way gags pile up within skits, arguably a holdover from Peretjatko’s previous work as a shorts helmer. Broadly playing off the economic crisis and the Gallic sanctity of the summer holidays, the pic will tickle French funny bones on the political left but is too locally nudge-nudge-wink-wink to play offshore; even fests are unlikely takers."

— Jay Weissberg de Variety

"Forget "Movie 43"; this is wacky sketch comedy at its finest -- and great filmmaking, to boot. Plenty of contemporary movies are inspired by the French New Wave, but "The Rendezvous of Deja Vu," which premiered at Directors' Fortnight in Cannes, feels like it was made during it"

— Eric Kohn de Indiewire