Synopsis
“November” offers a unique socio-geographical glimpse of a metropolis through an almost ethereal lens. The film wanders through the city of Montreal, revealing a heterogeneous human mosaic of life stories and intimate reflections of its residents. The black and white photography perfectly captures the spectrums of autumnal light and gray tones, and the omnipresent soundtrack amplifies the melancholy of a season that, in general, symbolizes our own time. (RIDM)
Director

Iphigénie Marcoux-Fortier, Karine van Ameringen
Iphigénie Marcoux-Fortier and Karine van Ameringen’s long-standing partnership began in 2003. Together, they directed several short and medium-length films, in addition to the feature film "Le Pas de la Porte" (2013). The poetic narratives of their films place humanity at the center, addressing myriad themes such as ethnic tourism, exoticism, identity, intercultural encounters, exile, absence, and death.