Kissing Jessica Stein Director: Charles Herman-Wurmfeld Cast: Jennifer Westfeldt, Heather Juergensen, Scott Cohen, Tovah Feldshuh
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- DVD Release Date: 09/17/2002
- Original Release: 2001
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- Sales Rank: 7,857
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Features
Closed Caption; Audio commentary by director Charles Herman-Wurmfeld and cinematographer Lawrence Sher; Audio commentary by Heather Juergensen and Jennifer Westfeldt; Deleted scenes with optional commentary; Outtakes and original ending; Behind-the-scenes featurette; Theatrical trailer; Anamorphic widescreen (Aspect ratio 1.85:1) ; Audio: English 5.1 Dolby surround, Spanish stereo ; Subtitles: English, Spanish
Full Product DetailsScene Index
Side #1 --
1. Jessica, Mom and Men [1:57]
2. Main Credits [4:41]
3. Bad Dates [2:18]
4. Helen [2:15]
5. Quoting Rilke [3:00]
6. Harsh Words [:34]
7. Taking a Chance [3:15]
8. Funny Tragic, Sexy Ugly [3:25]
9. Know Thyself [2:32]
10. Letting It Marinate [4:09]
11. Romantic Advances [1:26]
12. Night On the Town [:13]
13. Girls, Interrupted [5:00]
14. Tender Loving Care [4:11]
15. Invitations [4:54]
16. Shabbes Dinner In Scarsdale [:48]
17. Finally [:47]
18. An Affront to the Community [3:44]
19. Busted [5:10]
20. Ashamed [1:59]
21. Heartbreak [:37]
22. Wedding Day [:12]
23. Trouble in Paradise [:20]
24. Changes/End Titles [2:58]
Editorial Reviews
A woman searching for the perfect man instead discovers the perfect woman in this romantic comedy. Jessica Stein (Jennifer Westfeldt) is a woman with a solid career as a copy editor, but her love life isn't much to write home about; she's been through a long series of disastrous first dates that refuse to evolve into second dates, and the well-intended advice of her best friend Joan (Jackie Hoffman) and former boyfriend Josh (Scott Cohen) isn't helping a bit. One day, Jessica is scanning personal ads in the newspaper with her friends, and she sees one with a quote from her favorite poet. Jessica reads on to discover that she has a lot in common with the person who placed the ad -- too much so, since it turns out the notice is from a woman, Helen Cooper (Heather Juergensen), who manages an art gallery. Jessica figures it would at least be nice to hang out with someone who shares her interests, and she gives Helen a call. Jessica and Helen quickly strike up a close friendship that evolves into something more intimate, though neither of them has ever been involved with another woman ... and Helen is a bit more avid about her new romantic horizons than Jessica. As their relationship progresses, Jessica finds herself struggling with her feelings about her new sexual outlook, and she isn't sure how to break the news about her relationship to her mother (Tovah Feldshuh) as she tries to decide if she should bring Helen along to her brother's wedding. Kissing Jessica Stein was based on the off-Broadway play Lipschtick, which was written by Jennifer Westfeldt and Heather Juergensen, who starred in the original stage production as well as this film adaptation; the film won both the Critics' Special Jury Award and the Audience Award at the 2001 Los Angeles Film Festival. Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
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