`Hav Plenty' is entertaining

`Hav Plenty' is entertaining

Kay Bourne

Lee Plenty has plenty of talent, specifically a writing bent, while Havilland Savage has plenty of sex appeal as far as Lee is concerned. An off-beat romantic comedy, "Hav Plenty" (Miramax/Wanderlust) follows the travails of struggling artist Lee as he plumbs whether Hav has more going for her than chic looks.

An exploration of the lifestyles of today's rich and would-be famous young urban black professionals, this unconventional screenplay from Christopher Scott Cherot, who has also directed and starred in the movie, has a measure of charm but is also a little choppy.

Worth a look, even so, not only because of the …