The film "November" is a unique blend of magic, dark humor, and romantic love, set in a pagan Estonian village where werewolves, the plague, and spirits roam. The villagers' struggle to survive the harsh winter leads them to steal from each other, spirits, and even the devil, using thieving creatures called kratts to guard their souls. The story follows a young farm girl named Liina, who falls in love with a village boy named Hans and becomes a werewolf in her desperation. As the villagers question the value of their hard-won life without a soul, the film explores the themes of longing for a soul, selling one's soul, and living without it, weaving together Estonian pagan and European Christian mythologies.
November
In a rural Estonian village, a tight-knit community of peasants relies on mystical practices and traditional remedies to endure the harsh winter, as a young woman sets out to win the heart of a charming suitor.
