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Murky and too artsy for its own good, November ends up being a case of style with little substance. Read critic reviews
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Movie Info
One night, the boyfriend of Sophie Jacobs (Courteney Cox) is murdered in what appears to be a random convenience store robbery. Sophie, who is waiting in the car when this happens, struggles to come to terms with the incident and starts developing migraines. As she begins to lose herself to her emotional turmoil, a strange twist occurs when, as part of a photography exhibit she is putting together for some college students, Sophie sees an image of the store from the same night as the murder.
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Rating: R (Some Language|Violence)
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Genre: Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Greg Harrison
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Producer: Jake Abraham, Danielle Renfrew, Gary Winick
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Writer: Benjamin Brand
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Release Date (DVD):
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Box Office (Gross USA): $191.3K
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Runtime:
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Distributor: Sony Pictures Classics
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Production Co: IFC Productions
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Critic Reviews for November
Audience Reviews for November
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An interesting but ultimately pointless movie that tries WAY too hard for the "convoluted indie mystery" effect and generally fails. If your viewer is too confused to comprehend said mystery by the end of the film, then I think your final product isn't too good.
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A good effort to produce something somber and enthralling without being overly pretentious.
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Very interesting movie, that perhaps tries a little too hard to be different, and the resolution is unsatisfactory. But it features interesting camerawork, a clever story and a first-rate performance from Courteney Cox Arquette, who makes the transition from her usual comedy (Friends) and knowing horror (Scream) to drama with gutso. Her agent should definitely be booking her for more of these kinds of roles...
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In terms of being original it was very good and a different look at a bad situation, but it just left me confused as to what had actually happened. I don't think anyone other than the creators really know for certain what happened. It was very 'student film' and the acting was pretty bad in some places. Not something I'll be watching again and something I'd definitely recommend not to see.
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