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Films and series to watch in November
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Fall Festivals
Festival at the Forum des Images: Is the Romantic Comedy “Retrograde”? (Paris, September 17-December 1, 2024)
From September 17 to December 1, the Forum des Images in Paris is hosting a festival that reexamines the romantic comedy genre. Titled “Is the Romantic Comedy ‘Retrograde’?”, this event explores the evolution of this genre through over 90 films, cinema courses, and discussions. The festival will open on September 17 with the premiere of Les Reines du drame by Alexis Langlois, with the film’s team in attendance.
To discover the full program, visit the Forum des Images website : Forum des Images.
In 2025
A COMPLETE UNKNOWN, James Mangold.
Timothée Chalamet, Edward Norton, Elle Fanning, Monica Barbaro, Boyd Holbrook, Norbert Leo Butz, Dan Fogler, and Scoot McNairy.
STILL IN YOUR THEATER
To watch in November.
Review
Some are born immensely wealthy, some struggle within the system, and others remain invisible to society. Souleymane belongs to the latter category. Undocumented, he has no legal existence. Yet he is very much alive, though trapped in a daily hell: the plight of undocumented workers.
In a similar vein to À Plein Temps, where Laure Calamy races against time to survive as a single mother, Boris Lojkine captures the relentless struggle of Souleymane, portrayed by Abou Sangaré, an undocumented UberEats delivery driver. The camera never leaves him, echoing his reality—bound to the streets, to endless orders, and to a merciless system.
From dawn to 10 p.m., Souleymane cycles through an unforgiving urban jungle, his only nighttime respite found in a precarious spot arranged through emergency shelter services.
Beneath his weary exterior, we see a man torn between survival and dignity. Souleymane rents his UberEats account from Emmanuel, a trafficker in a well-oiled chain exploiting society’s most vulnerable.
Each scene keeps us on edge for this man who left Guinea to support his ailing mother, only to end up in an inescapable spiral. In true form, Lojkine confronts viewers, asking, “Who hasn’t ordered from UberEats without a second thought for those delivering it?” And after this film, how many will think twice before doing so?
Beyond exposing human exploitation, the film pays homage to social workers fighting to bring a glimmer of normalcy to these precarious lives. L’Histoire de Souleymane introduces a new cinema star, presently awaiting word on his potential deportation, and raises questions that compel us to reconsider our modern comforts. Just how far are we willing to go to preserve our daily ease?
Now playing in theaters.
Monsieur Aznavour
To watch in November.
October 23, 2024 | 2h 13min | Biopic, Musical
Directed by Mehdi Idir, Grand Corps Malade
Starring Tahar Rahim, Bastien Bouillon, Marie-Julie Baup
The son of refugees, small and poor, with a veiled voice, many said he had no chance of success. But through hard work, perseverance, and extraordinary willpower, Charles Aznavour became a monument of French chanson and a symbol of French culture.
Review
This year marks the centenary of Charles Aznavour, the French music legend who passed away at 94. Aznavour, an international star, left an impressive legacy: a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and a career that rivaled Frank Sinatra’s, sharing the same stage and prestige.
With over 180 million albums sold and 1,200 songs, Aznavour embodies a determined artist deeply connected to his Armenian heritage. This cultural connection fueled his resilience and ambition, even at the peak of his fame.
The biopic, directed by Grand Corps Malade and Mehdi Idir, explores his extraordinary career, breaking stereotypes through the remarkable performance of Tahar Rahim. Known for his role in A Prophet by Jacques Audiard, Rahim—twice César-nominated—inhabits Aznavour with rare intensity, undergoing a rigorous regime of eight hours of singing and five hours of piano weekly to embody the artist.
Guided by Edith Piaf, who famously nicknamed him the “idiot genius” and discouraged him from singing, Aznavour persevered despite doubts around him. This mentorship forged his ambition to accomplish it all and prove he could captivate audiences in any language.
Alongside songwriting credits for Johnny Hallyday and collaborations with icons like Joe Dassin and Bob Dylan, Aznavour made his mark in acting, appearing in 63 films, including Shoot the Piano Player by François Truffaut.
In 1972, he became one of the first artists to address homosexuality openly and sensitively, leaving a legacy of rare and inspiring commitment in French chanson.
The biopic also reveals a lesser-known chapter of his life: during World War II, the Aznavour family hid Jews and Armenians in their Paris apartment, including the communist resistance couple Mélinée and Missak Manouchian. For this courageous act, Aznavour received the Raoul Wallenberg medal in 2017, an Israeli honor that recognized his bravery and deep human values.
Reflecting on his role, Tahar Rahim shared, “I was fortunate that the family welcomed us and supported the film. They knew it would portray both his bright sides and darker moments. I was able to speak with his three children, his wife, and his daughter, which helped me build an intimate portrayal of Charles,” Rahim told the press.
In an excerpt from Le Point: “We (Tahar Rahim and the directors) worked through the script line by line until the final version. Eventually, I asked permission to share parts of the script with a psychologist friend for insights, something I had done with previous roles. The result was fascinating, almost as if the character himself were a patient. Fabien and Mehdi did the same with the entire script, helping us define the story and Aznavour’s psychology.”
A must-see! Now in theaters.
Three Kilometers to the End of the World (review here)
October 23, 2024 | Drama
Directed by Emanuel Parvu
Starring Bogdan Dumitrache, Ciprian Chiujdea, Laura Vasiliu
Original Title: Trei Kilometri Pana La Capatul Lumii
Adi, 17, spends the summer in his native village nestled in the Danube Delta. One evening, he is violently attacked in the street. The next day, his world is turned upside down. His parents no longer look at him the same way, and the seeming calm of the village starts to crack.
Carla and Me (review here)
October 23, 2024 | Comedy, Drama
Directed by Nathan Silver
Starring Jason Schwartzman, Carol Kane, Dolly de Leon
Original Title: Between the Temples
Ben has lost both his faith and his voice after the death of his wife – a problem for a synagogue singer. His life is now filled with preparing children for their bar mitzvahs and enduring blind dates set up by his mother. One evening, he runs into Carla, his eccentric former music teacher, who invites him on an adventure that will change his life.
MOVIES TO SEE IN NOVEMBER
Week of November 6
The Substance
- Genre: Horror, Thriller
- Director: Coralie Fargeat
- Cast: Demi Moore, Margaret Qualley, Dennis Quaid
- Synopsis: Elizabeth Sparkle, a fading actress, turns to “The Substance,” a mysterious product that offers her a younger and perfect version of herself. However, this transformation brings horrific side effects. The Substance is a satirical look at society’s obsession with youth and perfection.
- Here – The Best Years of Our Lives
- Genre: Drama, Fantasy
- Director: Robert Zemeckis
- Cast: Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, Paul Bettany
- Synopsis: In this time-travel journey, the Forrest Gump director takes us through the memories of multiple generations, exploring family joys and uncertainties.
L’Affaire Nevenka
- Genre: Drama
- Director: Icíar Bollaín
- Cast: Mireia Oriol, Urko Olazabal, Ricardo Gómez
- Synopsis: In the 1990s, Nevenka Fernández, a young Spanish municipal councilor, courageously denounces the sexual harassment and abuse of power inflicted upon her by her superior. This drama sheds light on the feminist struggle in a society hesitant to confront these issues.
I Feel Fine
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- Genre: Drama
- Directors: Austin Spicer, Hailey Spicer
- Cast: Elijah Passmore, Corin Nemec, Nand Summers
- Synopsis: Despite his obsessive-compulsive disorder, Ozzy Taylor lives a joyful and well-supported life. This film delicately portrays psychological challenges and the efforts to maintain mental balance.
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Oylem
- Genre: Drama
- Director: Arthur Borgnis
- Cast: Rafael Goldwaser, Léopold Niborski
- Synopsis: A poetic journey through Yiddishland, as Mendélé and Yitskhok recount their past, from the plains of Ukraine to the streets of Vilnius and Lodz. This film is an ode to a lost world, exploring identity and memory.
Blitz
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- Genre: Historical Drama
- Release Dates: November 9 (limited theater release), November 22 (Apple TV+)
- Director: Steve McQueen
- Synopsis: Amid WWII, 9-year-old George is sent away from London for safety. Despite this, he returns to the city, braving dangers to reunite with his mother and grandfather.
La Nuit de la Glisse 2024
- Genre: Sports Documentary
- Release Date: November 8
- Synopsis: Human X – Part II, screened during the NDG Short Film Festival, delves into extreme sports. From snowy mountains to the Polynesian waves, the film portrays each athlete’s journey to push personal limits.
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Week of November 13
Gladiator II
- Genre: Action, Historical Drama
- Release Date: November 13
- Director: Ridley Scott
- Synopsis: Heir to Rome, Lucius returns to the Colosseum to confront tyrants and liberate the Empire, drawing inspiration from the courage of Maximus, the departed hero.
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Finalement
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- Genre: Comedy Drama
- Release Date: November 13
- Director: Claude Lelouch
- Synopsis: Lino decides to abandon everything, only to find that every experience has meaning. A poetic and positive reflection on life’s unexpected twists.
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Les Reines du drame
- Genre: Comedy Drama
- Release Date: November 27
- Director: Alexis Langlois
- Cast: Louiza Aura, Gio Ventura, Bilal Hassani
- Synopsis: Set in 2055, the story follows Steevyshady, a hyper-botoxed YouTuber, recounting the rise and fall of pop diva Mimi Madamour, propelled by her romance with punk icon Billie Kohler. Over half a century, these drama queens sing their passion and rage under the spotlight.
Nelly & Nadine
- Genre: Documentary
- Release Date: November 27
- Director: Magnus Gertten
- Original Title: Nelly och Nadine
- Synopsis: In Ravensbrück concentration camp on Christmas Eve, 1944, Nelly meets Nadine. Seventy years later, Nelly’s granddaughter Sylvie opens personal archives, revealing an improbable love story.
Animale,
- Genre: Drama, Fantasy
- Director: Emma Benestan
- Cast: Oulaya Amamra, Damien Rebattel, Elies-Morgan Admi-Bensellam
- Synopsis: Nejma, a young woman, trains intensively for a Camargue race, a traditional event where participants face off with bulls in the arena. However, mysterious disappearances fuel rumors of a wild creature haunting the village. Passion meets supernatural suspense as Nejma confronts her ambitions and the legends that surround her.
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MOVIES TO SEE ON OCTOBER 30
Anora
October 30, 2024 | Comedy Drama
Directed by Sean Baker
Starring Mikey Madison, Mark Eydelshteyn, Yuriy Borisov
Anora, a young stripper in Brooklyn, transforms into a modern-day Cinderella upon meeting the son of a Russian oligarch. She enthusiastically marries her prince charming without a second thought. However, as news reaches Russia, her fairy tale is quickly threatened: the young man’s parents head to New York with dangerous intentions.
Tótem
October 30, 2024 | Drama
Directed by Lila Avilés
Starring Naíma Sentíes, Montserrat Marañon, Marisol Gasé
Sol, a seven-year-old girl, finds herself swept up in a whirlwind of preparations led by her aunts to celebrate her father Tona’s birthday. Throughout the day, Sol gradually realizes this celebration holds a much deeper significance—a tribute to life in the face of human fragility.
Le Repli
October 30, 2024 | Documentary
Directed by Joseph Paris
Featuring Yasser Louati, Zohra Kraiker
Yasser, a human rights activist, and Joseph, a filmmaker, together examine the transformations in French society since the 1980s, confronting the rise of identity-driven retreat, racism, and curtailing freedoms. Through an analysis of political and media discourse, the film explores the roots of these concerning changes and confronts today’s issues with historical archives, revealing the underlying mechanisms behind this erosion of freedom.
Rivière
October 30, 2024 | Drama
Directed by Hugues Hariche
Starring Flavie Delangle, Sarah Bramms, Camille Rutherford
Seventeen-year-old Manon leaves the Swiss mountains to find her missing father. Along her journey, she forms new friendships and discovers her first love, all while pursuing a well-laid plan: to become a professional hockey player. In her quest, she faces past challenges and the hopes of building a future.
L’Art d’être heureux
October 30, 2024 | Comedy
Directed by Stefan Liberski
Starring Benoît Poelvoorde, Camille Cottin, François Damiens
Jean-Yves Machond, an obscure and eternally dissatisfied painter, decides to transform his life by settling in a small town in Normandy to find inspiration. In the company of equally eccentric local artists, he embarks on creating a masterpiece that might finally bring him the fame he has long awaited. However, his quest for happiness leads him to surprising revelations about the true nature of success.
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Flow, the Cat Who Was No Longer Afraid of Water
October 30, 2024 | Animation
Directed by Gints Zilbalodis
A cat awakens in a waterlogged world where all human life appears extinct. Finding himself on a boat with a group of diverse animals, Flow must learn to conquer his fear of water and cooperate with the others to survive. Together, they face the dangers of this new environment and uncover the secrets of this aquatic world.
Sur un fil
October 30, 2024 | Comedy Drama
Directed by Reda Kateb
Starring Aloïse Sauvage, Philippe Rebbot, Jean-Philippe Buzaud
Jo, a young street artist, joins the association “Nez pour rire,” which sends clowns into hospitals to bring joy to children and families. Immersed in this new universe, she discovers an unexpected calling through interactions with patients and healthcare staff but soon realizes the emotional challenges of this unique vocation.
Venom: The Last Dance
October 30, 2024 | Action, Comedy, Fantasy
Directed by Kelly Marcel
Starring Tom Hardy, Juno Temple, Alanna Ubach
Eddie Brock and his symbiote, Venom, are on the run, each pursued by their kind. As the danger escalates, they face a heartbreaking decision that could spell the end of their tumultuous adventures.
Juror #2
October 30, 2024 | Drama, Thriller
Directed by Clint Eastwood
Starring Nicholas Hoult, Toni Collette, Zoey Deutch
Original Title: Juror #2
A man finds out he is actually the murderer in the case he is a juror for. Torn between guilt and justice, he faces a moral dilemma that puts his life at risk.
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FILMS & SERIES PROGRAM ON TV IN NOVEMBER
Mercredi / Wednesday 30
C8 : Le vieux fusil ❤️
Jeudi / Thursday 31
Arte : Meurtres à Sandham
TF1 Series : Gremlins 2 ❤️
Vendredi / Friday 1
France 5 : Mademoiselle de Joncquièes ❤️
Canal + : Loups garous
Samedi / Saturday 2
Arte : Dans les bottes de Lucky Luke ❤️
France 4 : Lady Bird ❤️
Dimanche / Sunday 3
France 2 : Novembre ❤️
Arte : La poursuite infernale
Lundi / Monday 4
France 3 : Quantum of Solace
Mardi / Tuesday 5
Canal + :The Zone of Interest ❤️❤️❤️
ARTE ‘ PROGRAM TO WATCH IN NOVEMBER
Films
“You Will Not Have My Hate,” from November 8th
After losing his wife in the November 13, 2015, attacks, a young man writes a powerful text that will resonate worldwide… Featuring Pierre Deladonchamps and Camélia Jordana, this is an emotional adaptation of Antoine Leiris’s autobiographical novel.
On November 13, 2015, Antoine Leiris’s world crumbles: Islamist terrorists kill 90 people attending a concert at the Bataclan in Paris. His wife, Hélène, is among the victims. Now, the cultural journalist finds himself alone with his three-year-old son, Melvil. While the thought of a world without her is unbearable, just days after the tragedy, he pens an open letter on Facebook to his wife’s killers, which soon goes viral…
National Mourning
“Friday night, you stole the life of an exceptional person, the love of my life, the mother of my son, but you will not have my hate.” Devastated by grief, Antoine Leiris somehow finds the strength to write this profound expression of the soul. Hatred, he believes, is deeply personal, and he refuses to give even a sliver of it to the Daesh attackers, whose goal was precisely to provoke a destructive, visceral reaction within French society. His words are shared and heard around the world; Le Monde publishes the letter on its front page.
In adapting the eponymous autobiographical account published in 2016 by Antoine Leiris, Kilian Riedhof narrates, with deep emotion, the thirteen days following Hélène’s death, portrayed by Camélia Jordana. Now alone with his young son, Antoine, played by Pierre Deladonchamps, must learn to live again. This challenge becomes all the more daunting as he finds himself, unwillingly, at the forefront of a nation’s collective mourning…
Les rêveurs
Available from October 7, 2024
On TV: Monday, October 7 at 10:40 PM
In a ski resort, a mysterious car accident brings four city dwellers and a farmer together… A visually stunning and emotionally intense romantic thriller by Tom Tykwer (Run Lola Run).
DOCS
Taylor Swift: Behind the Scenes of Success
Having become one of the most famous women in the world, the singer could wield significant influence over the outcome of the U.S. presidential election. A meticulous breakdown of the Taylor Swift phenomenon, far beyond the musical realm.
A Man Among Giants by Nigel Pope
Series
1992, on November 8th
At the dawn of the 1990s, a sweeping judicial operation dismantles Italy’s old political parties. Yet, soon after, corruption finds a new lease on life… In the first episode, Luca Pastore, an HIV-positive police officer, joins prosecutor Antonio Di Pietro’s anti-corruption team. But the young officer has a personal motive driving him in his new role.
New to Milan’s anti-corruption unit under prosecutor Antonio Di Pietro, Luca Pastore quickly makes a name for himself by arresting a Socialist Party official. Yet, secretly, he is also pursuing personal vengeance against businessman Michele Mainaghi, whose daughter he soon seduces. Meanwhile, at Publitalia, a subsidiary of the Berlusconi group, the ambitious Leonardo Notte rises through the ranks, despite a turbulent personal life. His lover, Veronica Castello, a television starlet, is also Mainaghi’s protégée.
Rematch
Available until November 23, 2024
In 1997, IBM convinced chess world champion Garry Kasparov, who had previously defeated the supercomputer Deep Blue, to play a rematch. This captivating series turns the duel between man and AI into a psychological thriller with still-relevant undertones. Rematch won the Grand Prix at the 2024 Series Mania Festival.
McMafia, on September 14th
To watch in November on Netflix
SERIES
Nobody Wants This
Synopsis: An agnostic podcaster (Kristen Bell) and a rabbi on a journey of rediscovery (Adam Brody) meet at a party. Their budding relationship faces challenges from cultural differences and their respective families, who don’t make things any easier.
Release Date: September 26, 2024, on Netflix.
Creator: Erin Foster.
The Perfect couple, Susanne Bier
The perfect life has the most to hide. Amelia Sacks is about to marry into one of the wealthiest families on Nantucket.
Her disapproving future mother-in-law, famous novelist Greer Garrison Winbury, has spared no expense in planning what promises to be the premiere wedding of the season – until a body turns up on the beach. As secrets come to light, the stage is set for a real-life investigation that feels plucked from the pages of one of Greer’s novels. Suddenly, everyone is a suspect.
Starring Nicole Kidman, Liev Schreiber, Eve Hewson, Dakota Fanning, and Meghann Fahy. Directed by Susanne Bier.
A body that works created by Shay Capon, Shira Hadad, Dror Mishani: a moving and funny series.
“A Body That Works” is an Israeli drama series that explores the challenges and complex relationships surrounding surrogacy. After a series of miscarriages, married couple Elie (Rotem Sela) and Ido (Yehuda Levi) decide to turn to a surrogate mother, Chen (Gal Malka).
The series examines the emotional and ethical dynamics of this decision, as well as the impacts on the lives of all involved.
Starring Rotem Sela as Elie Avrahami, Yehuda Levi as Ido Avrahami, Gal Malka as Chen Ben-Atar, and Lior Raz as Tomer.
HEARTSTOPPER SEASON 3, October 3rd
FILMS
JOY, November 22
This film tells the true story of the birth of the first “test-tube baby,” Louise Joy Brown, in 1978. It follows three British pioneers: Patrick Steptoe, a surgeon played by Bill Nighy, Robert Edwards, a physiologist portrayed by James Norton, and Jean Purdy, a nurse and embryologist played by Thomasin McKenzie. Together, they fought against significant institutional and cultural obstacles to achieve this groundbreaking medical advance, which introduced in vitro fertilization (IVF) as an assisted reproductive technology. Directed by Ben Taylor, the screenplay was developed by Jack Thorne in collaboration with his wife, Rachel Mason. The film chronicles the challenges the trio faced, particularly from the church and the media, to recognize infertility as a legitimate medical issue and provide a revolutionary solution for many couples.
“His Three Daughters”
LONELY PLANET, October 11, SUSANNA GRANT
The Diplomat, Season 2
In this new season, U.S. Ambassador Kate Wyler faces the explosive aftermath of the first season. She discovers that the attack that initially brought her to London was orchestrated by British Prime Minister Nicol Trowbridge, not a foreign nation as previously believed. This revelation plunges her into a complex investigation while she navigates tensions with her husband, Hal Wyler, and a new rivalry with the U.S. Vice President, Grace Penn, played by Allison Janney.
To watch in November on Prime Video
SERIES
Cross, on November 14
a crime thriller based on James Patterson’s novels featuring the character Alex Cross. Portrayed by Aldis Hodge, Alex Cross is a forensic psychologist and detective with the Washington, D.C. Metro Police. The show follows him as he hunts down serial killers with his best friend and partner, Detective John Sampson. Alongside solving these cases, Cross faces challenges in safeguarding his family from the perils of his profession.
The series, created by Ben Watkins, features an ensemble cast that includes Isaiah Mustafa and Juanita Jennings. With eight episodes planned, the show has already secured a second season renewal prior to its debut, signaling Amazon’s confidence in the adaptation.
Jackpot! is directed by Paul Feig and written by Rob Yescombe
FILMS
Freedom, by Melanie Laurent on November 1st
Films and series to watch in November on Canal+
SERIES
“The Chef” – Release on November 11, 2024
Specific details about this series are still limited, but it’s highly anticipated for its culinary and dramatic approach. The Chef is expected to delve into the world of top chefs and haute cuisine, providing a glimpse into the pressures and complex dynamics within the realm of gastronomy. Scheduled for release in mid-November, it’s set to capture the attention of fans of culinary series and dramas centered on passion and dedication to the culinary arts.
“Dune: Prophecy” – Release on November 18, 2024
Dune: Prophecy is a highly anticipated sci-fi series, set to premiere on November 17, 2024, on HBO Max. This prequel to the Dune universe takes place around 10,000 years before the story of Paul Atreides, focusing on the origins of the powerful Bene Gesserit order, founded by two sisters, Tula and Valya Harkonnen. These characters, portrayed by Olivia Williams and Emily Watson, must confront threatening forces to establish an influential order that will play a key role in humanity’s future.
The series is inspired by Sisterhood of Dune, a novel by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson, and features six episodes airing each Sunday through late December. With an impressive cast including Travis Fimmel, Mark Strong, Tabu, and Sarah-Sofie Boussnina, Dune: Prophecy promises an in-depth exploration of the political and mystical dynamics of the Dune universe, offering a fresh perspective on the formation of this influential group.
STILL STREAMING
Paris Has Fallen
Synopsis: A terrorist group attacks a major political event in Paris. A protection agent (Tewfik Jallab) and an MI6 operator (Ritu Arya) team up to counter the attack and uncover a larger conspiracy.
Director: Oded Ruskin.
Zorro by Javier Quintas
Cast: Jean Dujardin, Audrey Dana, Salvatore Ficarra, André Dussollier, Eric Elmosnino, Grégory Gadebois
Synopsis: This new adaptation of Zorro reimagines the legendary masked vigilante in a modern setting while staying true to the early 19th-century era. The series promises a captivating mix of action and adventure, with the charismatic Jean Dujardin taking on the lead role. This modern version explores contemporary themes while honoring the legacy of the classic character.
Dive into the dark and ruthless world of Gotham with “The Penguin”.
The Fortress, John Kåre Raake
Synopsis: In the near future, amid pandemics, wars, and climate disasters, Norway decides to close its borders and become entirely self-sufficient. For ten years, Norwegians live behind a wall in what has become the safest country in the world.
Films and series to watch in November on Apple TV & Canal+
SERIES
“You would do the same”, on October 30th.
The series “You Would Do It Too” (original title: Tú También lo Harías) releases on October 30, 2024, on Apple TV+. Created by David Victori, it’s a Spanish thriller that explores complex themes of truth and perception.
The story begins with a violent robbery on a Barcelona bus that leaves three perpetrators dead. Six passengers are eyewitnesses, and two detectives who share a past relationship are tasked with investigating. As discrepancies emerge in the witness accounts, the series delves into subjective truth and the human instinct to protect one’s version of events. Starring Ana Polvorosa and Pablo Molinero, the series promises an intense viewing experience for fans of psychological thrillers.
Shrinking 2, since October 16
Before
Before, a 10-episode limited series, is a psychological and supernatural thriller premiering on October 25, 2024, with the first two episodes available immediately.
The series follows Eli, a psychiatrist played by Billy Crystal, who must confront a young boy (portrayed by Jacobi Jupe) who seems linked to his tragic past. The series delves into deep and mysterious themes, with a cast also featuring Judith Light, Rosie Perez, and Maria Dizzia. New episodes will be released every Friday, with the series finale scheduled for December 20, 2024.
Silo Season 2
The second season of Silo, a sci-fi series based on Hugh Howey’s dystopian novels, will begin on November 15, 2024.
This 10-episode season will release one episode each Friday until January 17, 2025. The story picks up from the first season, following Juliette (Rebecca Ferguson) as she continues exploring the secrets of the Silo, a massive underground bunker where the last humans reside. This season introduces Steve Zahn as Solo, a mysterious new character who may threaten Juliette’s goals.
Blitz
Synopsis: During World War II in London, 9-year-old George is sent to the countryside by his mother, Rita, to keep him safe. Determined to reunite with his family, he embarks on a dangerous adventure through a burning city, while his mother desperately searches for him.
Release Date: November 1, 2024 (selected cinemas), November 22, 2024 (Apple TV+).
Director: Steve McQueen
Disclaimers, Alfonso Cuaron, still streaming.
Disclaimer is a seven-part psychological thriller directed by Alfonso Cuarón. It follows Catherine Ravenscroft, an esteemed journalist known for uncovering hidden abuses.
Her life is turned upside down when she receives a manuscript from an unknown author that reveals her darkest secrets. As she races to uncover the author’s identity, she is forced to confront painful truths that threaten to tear apart her life and family.
“La Maison”
Sunny, streaming now: a moving and thrilling series, Created by Katie Robbins (The Affair) and directed by Lucy Tcherniak
LAS AZULES: GO FOR IT
A mini-series inspired by a true story. This eagerly awaited new television program tells the story of four women in the 1970s, ready to challenge the ultra-conservative norms of the time by joining Mexico’s first female police force.
To watch in November on Disney Plus
FILMS
An almost Christmas story, on November 16
“Young woman and the sea”: a great movie, not to be missed!
Dive into the inspiring story of Trudy Ederle, the first woman to swim across the English Channel.
Directed by Joachim Rønning and starring Daisy Ridley, this captivating biopic takes you through the challenges and triumphs of this swimming pioneer. Now available.
SERIES
“How to Die Alone” created by Natasha Rothwell
Agatha All Along
The series “Agatha All Along” is a spin-off of the Marvel series “WandaVision”. It focuses on the character of Agatha Harkness, played by Kathryn Hahn, and was created by Jac Schaeffer, who is also the creator of “WandaVision.”
After being imprisoned by Wanda Maximoff in the original series, Agatha resumes her quest for power in this new project.
Synopsis:
In “Agatha All Along”, Agatha Harkness, a powerful, fallen witch, regains her freedom thanks to the intervention of a mysterious goth teenager who begs her to accompany him on the legendary “Witches’ Road.” Together, they traverse a series of magical trials that promise to restore Agatha’s lost powers while exploring the mysteries and dangers of the occult world.
The series is described as a dark comedy, blending supernatural elements with an ironic tone, staying true to the spirit of “WandaVision.” This spin-off is expected to delve deeper into Marvel’s magical universe while introducing new characters and challenges.
Star Wars: The Acolyte, streaming now.
While peace seems to prevail in the High Republic and the Jedi Order is experiencing more tranquil times, several mysterious crimes are committed. This arouses the interest of the Jedi Master played by Lee Jung-Jae (“Squid Game”), who is confronted by a dangerous warrior from his past, portrayed by Amandla Stenberg (“Hunger Games”).
BECOMING KARL LAGERFELD, streaming now, created by Isaure Pisani-Ferry, Jennifer Have, and Raphaëlle Bacqués
In 1972, Karl Lagerfeld, 38 years old, is a ready-to-wear stylist still unknown to the general public. Then he will dare to measure himself against his friend and rival Yves Saint Laurent, a genius of haute couture, supported by businessman Pierre Bergé.
“Shogun” by Justin Mark, Rachel Kondo, streaming now.
