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November
Directed by
Rainer Sarnet
NR
2017
1h 55m
Drama
,
Romance
,
and more
7.1
96%
79%
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In a poor Estonian village, a group of peasants use magic and folk remedies to survive the winter, and a young woman tries to get a young man to love her.
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Cast of November
Rea Lest
Liina
Jörgen Liik
Hans / Snowman (voice)
Arvo Kukumägi
Rein
Heino Kalm
Sander
Meelis Rämmeld
Jaan
Katariina Unt
Luise
Taavi Eelmaa
Ints
Dieter Laser
Baron
Jette Loona Hermanis
Baroness
Jaan Tooming
Devil
Klara Eighorn
Witch
Ene Pappel
Imbi
Enn Lillemets
Ärni
Taimo Kõrvemaa
Endel
Tiina Keeman
Rosalie
Heino Paljak
Pastor
Ilmar Meos
Ancestral Spirit
Aare Lutsar
Ancestral Spirit
Mari Abel
Liina's Mother's Ghost
Aire Koop
Hans's Mother's Ghost
Jonathan Peterson
Young Man in Gondola
Linda Porkanen
Lady in Gondola
Maria Aua
Plague
Mart Laoväli
Timofei
Jaak Juhkam
Tradesman
Aksella Liimets
Old Baroness
Ado Tikerpäe
Gondolier
Joshua Albano
Young Man in Gondola (voice)
Sally Mometti
Lady in Gondola (voice)
Karin Moog
Baroness (voice)
Linnar Priimägi
Kratt Joosep (voice)
Margus Prangel
3-legged Kratt (voice) / Tradesman (voice)
Ester Kuntu
Plague (voice)
November Ratings & Reviews
Dallas Morning News
Chris Vognar
November is one of those films you can enjoy staring at from a perspective of visual-arts appreciation, even if the story gets thin (and it definitely does).
Boston Globe
Peter Keough
Sarnet elevates his Rabelaisian folktale into a tragedy illustrated by haunting, metaphorical imagery.
RogerEbert.com
Glenn Kenny
November never stops being a visual trip.
Rolling Stone
Peter Travers
This midnight-movie classic in the making uses ancient Estonian folk tales to create something shockingly unexpected. Both gravely serious and demonically funny, it's meant to knock audiences off balance. Mission accomplished.
Reeling Reviews
Laura Clifford
If Canada's Guy Maddin collaborated with Czech stop motion animator Jan vankmajer using an abandoned location from a Bela Tarr film, the result might be something like this strange (and often strangely humorous) gothic fairy tale.
Cinema Crazed
Emilie Black
November is a film that has striking visuals that make it entirely worth seeing all by themselves with performances that fascinate and creatures that puzzle in a good way.
Slant Magazine
Diego Semerene
Rainer Sarnet is as invested in telling a convoluted story that feels rooted in millennia-old folklore as he is in unabashedly experimenting with form and style for the sake of visual pleasure alone.
Los Angeles Times
Sheri Linden
Sarnet's earthbound fairy tale occupies a dreamscape somewhere between the teeming canvases of Brueghel and the existential agonies of Bela Tarr's films. And it's funny, with a sly salaciousness all its own.
The Daily Beast
Nick Schager
November is all-caps CRAZY in the best, funniest, most exhilarating way possible. A mere description cannot, I recognize, do its out-there-ness true justice.
NPR
Mark Jenkins
The movie's central story, a tortured-love triangle, is slight. But the context is fascinating and the visual style bewitching.
New York Times
Jeannette Catsoulis
Suffused with sorcery and silvery light, "November," written and directed by Rainer Sarnet, is a bizarre Estonian love story - a mishmash of folklore, farm animals and scabrous fun - in which beauty and ugliness fight to the death.
Village Voice
Sam Weisberg
[A] bone-chilling, hallucinatory tour de force ...
Variety
Jessica Kiang
It's rooting the bizarre behaviors of its characters in such understandable motivations (usually greed) that makes it so unexpectedly funny and scabrously relatable.
The Hollywood Reporter
John DeFore
A deeply peculiar folklore-informed picture in which unrequited love is more troubling than the plague, the Devil and a forest full of ghosts.
The Film Stage
Jared Mobarak
While the marketing materials conjure visions of The Witch and its supernatural entities writhing around in period filth, November hews closer to Hard to Be a God and its genre-bending chaos.
Cinemalogue
Todd Jorgenson
Even if you can't always follow what's going on, this genre-mixing oddity from Estonia remains visually entrancing throughout.
Film Freak Central
Alice Stoehr
Bodies of water and the overcast sky likewise become clean white sheets. This high-contrast palette applies a picturesque gloss to even the most prosaic shots.
Film Journal International
Daniel Eagan
It's a worthwhile journey into a demonic world.
Birth.Movies.Death.
Jacob Knight
This year's Estonian submission for the Best Foreign Language Oscar is gorgeous, but somewhat impenetrable for the unfamiliar.
Loud and Clear Reviews
Nils Gollersrud
November descends into the despairing snowy forests of Estonia to spin a dreamlike tale of folkloric superstition, unrequited love, and exchanges of souls.
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