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A challenge for those who like and appreciate the **Seventh Art** or, just want some cinematic recommendation. Let's do this!

What this is about? It's a movie challenge ([Music A to Z Challenge](https://hive.blog/hive-166847/@serialfiller/movie-a-to-z-challenge-a)) created by @serialfiller that obeys the alphabetical order where each participant has to remember two movies with the letter of the day (today the letter is **Q**) of any country. 

Don't forget about this: A brief comment on the chosen movies is also necessary.

Here are my choices:

<center>***Quantum of Solace*** (2008)</center>

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Directed by **Marc Foster** and starring **Daniel Craig**, this is another movie in the franchise of the most famous British agent in the world: James Bond (007). In this sequence, many conspiracy theories (with some good plot twists) continue to emerge and bring more problems to the agent, who is now involved with emotional feelings from his past.

The movie has a script full of action scenes (some are inasanally great!), a simple - *but efficient* - plot, good special / visual effects, a very assertive direction (a very precise look from Foster on the plot) and satisfying performances by the cast (Craig is a very convincing 007). In addition, the soundtrack is an extra strong point in the quality of this project.

<center>***Queen of Katwe*** (2016)</center>

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Based on real events, the movie tells the emotional story of a young Ugandan girl named Phiona Mutesi, who ends up discovering a very special talent for playing chess and encouraged by a teacher, is willing to change her reality and the reality of her family by entering chess championships.

**Madina Nalwanga**, **David Oyelowo** and **Lupita Nyong'o** make up the main cast in this and they deliver a great and solid performances (with some ver dramatic scenes). The script has a cohesive narrative, a beautiful story that is treated with great sensitivity so that the audience can fully connect with what is being told. A great job from director **Mira Nair** that you should watch.

See ya in the next round, folks!

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