Sophie Jacobs is going through the most difficult time of her life. Now, she just has to find out if it's real.
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Greg HarrisonWriter:
Benjamin Brand
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Title: November (2004)
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1 win & 2 nominations.
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Cast
| Complete credited cast: | |||
| Courteney Cox | ... | Sophie Jacobs | |
| James Le Gros | ... | Hugh | |
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Dori Mizrahi | ... | Adnan |
| Amir Talai | ... | George | |
| Matthew Carey | ... | Shooter | |
| Nora Dunn | ... | Dr. Fayn | |
| Brittany Ishibashi | ... | Lim | |
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Constance Hsu | ... | Wei |
| Anne Archer | ... | Carol Jacobs | |
| Nick Offerman | ... | Officer Roberts | |
| Michael Ealy | ... | Jesse | |
| Robert Wu | ... | Juhn | |
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When her boyfriend is shot to death in a robbery, LA photographer Sopie Jacobs tries her hardest to put the event behind her. But as she struggles to get over the murder, Sophie's life begins to change, leaving her clueless as to what's coming. But worst of all, the line between reality and fantasy is beginning to shatter. Written by Michelle Piekarus
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woman wears eyeglasses | shot to death | robbery | photographer | murder |Taglines:
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Written by Bosco Mann
Performed by Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings (as The Dap-Kings)
Courtesy of Daptone Records
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The closing credits run for 10 minutes, representing almost 13% of the film's running time. See more »Crazy Credits
Special thanks to ... The Brand Family ... See more »Soundtracks
Make It Good to MeWritten by Bosco Mann
Performed by Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings (as The Dap-Kings)
Courtesy of Daptone Records
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
18 January 2004 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Box Office
Budget:
$1,500,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend USA:
$21,813, 24 July 2005Gross USA:
$192,186Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
$192,186Company Credits
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IFC Productions, InDigEnt (Independent Digital Entertainment), Map Point Pictures See more »
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This definitely fits the "Diamonds in the Rough" category for me, and I hope others check it out. It stars Courteney Cox as Sophie, and James LeGros as her boyfriend Hugh. As the movie begins, they are on their way home from dinner at a restaurant, when Sophie stops the car at a corner grocery and asks Hugh to go in and get some snacks. After he is gone for a little while, the grocery is held up and three people are shot dead by the robber, including Hugh. This happens on November 7th, which is a very important date to the movie. Flash forward, and Sophie is talking to her shrink about her headaches, and the visions and flashbacks she is having. She teaches a photography class, and while showing slides in the class, a slide comes up of the corner grocery where the incident happened, with her car parked out front and her in it. This baffles her, and she calls in the police, who discover, she was the one that took the picture. hmmm, impossible you say, well not in this movie, because this is only one of three visits the movie makes to that fateful evening of November 7th, each with a different version of the actual events.
"November" was picked to play at the Sundance Film Festival, and won a few awards. It's a very low budget, shot in fifteen days on HD, and is almost a student film. The photography is awesome, with a cool soundtrack, and outstanding acting. Courteney Cox is not prettied up at all in this movie, and she reminds me so much of Margot Kidder. And I LOVE Margot Kidder. Not just in looks, because she at times is almost a dead ringer for Margot, but in her acting style too. This is a psychological thriller all the way, and some may figure this out way in advance, and others may be thoroughly confused. For me, it shows what up and coming filmmakers can do with little money, when the material they have to work with is high quality. I'm not suggesting you go out and buy this little gem, but certainly it's worth a rental. I liked it very much, and it comes with two commentaries, both very good. Check it out, if you get a chance. :)