We break down the premieres and decide what to watch in November in theaters.

Cinemas are still in a state of turbulence, as truly big premieres keep getting postponed. It's all the more interesting to watch how smaller, independent projects fight for the audience's attention.

We tell you what to watch in November in theaters, and there really is plenty to see.

A new brutal action film by David Ayer about the gray everyday life of local gangsters, reminiscent of works like "End of Watch," can boast the presence of a crazy Shia LaBeouf on screen, an atmosphere of hopelessness, and a complete lack of common sense in the last third of an otherwise not-so-bad movie.

Read our review at the link.

Cast:

• Shia LaBeouf
• Bobby Soto
• Cynthia Carmona
• Jose Conejo Martin
• Cheyenne Rae Hernandez

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Brandon Cronenberg (son of the legendary director) continues to gradually find his footing in cinema and offers viewers a dive into a sci-fi story where characters can enter another person's brain and, for example, kill people with someone else's hands.

Minimal CGI, an engaging plot, an atmosphere reminiscent of classic films at the intersection of horror and sci-fi, a solid cast, and a not-too-fast pace — all this awaits viewers when watching "Possessor."

Cast:

• Andrea Riseborough
• Christopher Abbott
• Rossif Sutherland
• Tuppence Middleton
• Sean Bean
• Jennifer Jason Leigh

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The film by Bassam Tariq is a participant and laureate of the 70th Berlin Film Festival. According to the plot, a rapper on the verge of a career breakthrough finds himself in the grip of an autoimmune disease. In fighting the illness, the musician must confront hallucinations in which he sees the childhood of his father, who was born and raised in India.

The festival hit primarily attracts attention with the acting work of Riz Ahmed, who is predicted to receive many personal awards. Interestingly, the actor himself wrote the lines that his character recites throughout the film.

Cast:

• Riz Ahmed
• Anjana Vasan
• Aiysha Hart
• Nabhaan Rizwan
• Ali Khan

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The Korean film by Hong Sang-soo won the Silver Bear for Best Director at the 70th Berlin Film Festival, and this fact alone deserves attention to the film.

What captivated film critics about a story of a wife who gets rid of her husband's company for a couple of days when he goes on a business trip can be found out on November 5.

Cast:

• Kim Min-hee
• Seo Young-hwa
• Song Seon-mi
• Kim Sae-byuk
• Kwon Hae-hyo

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Director of the cult "Persepolis," Marjane Satrapi, returns with a new film in which Rosamund Pike and Sam Riley play the brilliant scientists Marie and Pierre Curie.

The film is unlikely to surprise you with any unexpected details about the lives of these remarkable people, but for Rosamund Pike's sake, it's worth checking out this largely typical biopic.

Cast:

• Rosamund Pike
• Sam Riley
• Yvette Feuer
• Miriam Novak
• Ralph Belkin

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Thomas Vinterberg and Mads Mikkelsen have joined forces again to tell the story of people who test the theory that humans need alcohol to be happy.

Last time, this collaboration produced the outstanding film "The Hunt," and there is little doubt that this time we are in for at least a solid genre work.

Cast:

• Mads Mikkelsen
• Thomas Bo Larsen
• Magnus Millang
• Lars Ranthe
• Maria Bonnevie

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Gaspar Noé and his latest attempt to shock, surprise, and entertain his fans.

This time, viewers are invited to peek behind the scenes of a film shoot, where actresses confront their own demons. Expect a stylish and unusual visual-emotional experience. As always.

Cast:

• Charlotte Gainsbourg
• Béatrice Dalle
• Mika Arganyaras
• Yannick Bono
• Loup Brankovic

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Behind this unremarkable title lies one of the most intriguing premieres of the month — the new work of the duo Justin Benson - Aaron Moorhead.

Expect an unpredictable and ambitious thriller with a touch of psychedelia and hints of horror. We'll give this project a small advance and call it "Film of the Month."

Cast:

• Jamie Dornan
• Anthony Mackie
• Katie Aselton
• Ally Ioannides
• Devin A. Tyler

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The month will close with a fairytale crossover that brings together iconic characters in one amazing story.

It is said that the film by Brenda Chapman is primarily aimed at an adult audience, as the author wanted to remind them that dreaming is important.

Cast:

• Angelina Jolie
• Gugu Mbatha-Raw
• Michael Caine
• David Oyelowo
• Derek Jacobi

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What to watch in November besides the above:

• "The Secret Man" (in theaters from November 5) — a film about the life of writer Andrei Platonov;
• "Tsoi" (in theaters from November 12) — a new film by Alexei Uchitel about the fate of the man who ended the life of the legendary musician;
• "Freaky" (in theaters from November 12) — another comedy project by Christopher Landon, playing on the well-known movie trope of unexpected body swapping;
• "Shirley" (in theaters from November 19) — a solid biographical film with Elisabeth Moss about the author of the novel "The Haunting of Hill House";
• "Dreamland" (in theaters from November 26) — a modest thriller about a bank robber played by Margot Robbie;
• "The Man from Podolsk" (in theaters from November 26) — a Russian auteur project in the genre of absurd comedy.