November (2004) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Central protagonist. A photographer and college instructor who survives a traumatic convenience store shooting that kills her boyfriend Hugh. She suffers from severe headaches, auditory hallucinations...
Sophie's attorney boyfriend. He is killed by an armed robber during a convenience store visit to buy Sophie chocolate. His death triggers Sophie's deep depression and the film's exploration of trauma...
Sophie's co-worker with whom she was having an affair prior to the convenience store shooting. He is mentioned by Sophie to her psychiatrist as part of her background and emotional turmoil.
Sophie's psychiatrist who treats her for persistent headaches stemming from trauma. Sophie reveals her past affair with Jesse to him during their sessions.
Lead investigating officer on the convenience store shooting case. He becomes intrigued by Sophie's photographs of the crime scene and traces the payment back to her credit card, linking her to the sc...
Sophie's mother. She shares a dinner with Sophie following Hugh's death, where her nervous gesture of knocking over a glass subtly reflects the family's underlying tension and grief.
The armed robber who executes a convenience store clerk, his son, and Hugh. His sudden act of violence serves as the catalyst for the film's exploration of random trauma and fragmented reality.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot states that Carol Jacobs is Sophie's mother, and Sophie has dinner with her after Hugh's death.
Sophie contacts Officer Roberts about the photograph showing the convenience store on the night of November 7.
Sophie consults Dr. Fayn about her persistent headaches and discusses the affair with Jesse during treatment.
Sophie tells Dr. Fayn that she had been having an affair with her co-worker Jesse before the convenience store incident.
The plot identifies Hugh as Sophie's attorney boyfriend. They go to dinner together before the convenience store shooting.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Officer Roberts is the head of the investigation into the convenience store shootings and seeks to determine who was responsible.
In one version, Sophie arrives after the Shooter has killed Hugh; another version suggests she was present and survived only because the Shooter ran o...
The armed man holds up the convenience store and shoots Hugh dead while Hugh is buying chocolate for Sophie.
A photographer reconstructs a fatal shooting through competing memories while moving from denial and guilt toward acceptance.
Directed by Greg Harrison
November (2004) · 4.9/10 · drama, mystery, thriller
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