White Kings

This was solely used to show that it all takes place in a distant future. The end is quite sudden and leaves you behind with tantalizing questions.

In terms of mood the film is a success. A sober and compromising atmosphere that feels like a lifelike nightmare.

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Edit Cast Credited cast: Jonathan Pryce Colonel Fitz Fiona Shaw Kathrin Fitz Olivia Williams The White Queen, with characteristic stupidity, performs a completely pointless move on her turn.

After Alice "takes" the Red Queen and checkmates the inanimate Red King, any potential danger is removed and the game, as well as her dream, comes to an end.

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When Djata returns home his mother gives him a birthday cake but notices Djata is hiding something. When she sees the medal she is angered that he accepted a gift from his grandparents.

She yells at him that she won't let his grandparents brainwash him and sends him to his room. The next day, while Djata is playing with his friends with the football his father gave him, two bullies known as "the twins", Romulus and Remus, drive up to them, force candy on them and take Djata's ball.

Later Djata and his mother are standing on a line at the local market, but when they try to buy food they are turned away because they have been blacklisted.

Djata is sitting in his hangout when an older boy throws a dead bird with a note through the window. Djata and his friends see the note is an invitation by the bullies to fight to get his ball back.

During the fight the next day, Djata manages to get into the bullies' base, but he is caught by the twins who try to intimidate him into saying that the ball is theirs.

He refuses, breaks free and escapes with his football. When Djata returns home, his mother is trying to find a way to find his father.

She reaches out to her father-in-law but he refuses to help. Djata and his mother then visit the local General to ask for help.

The General sends Djata out of the room so she can discuss "business" with his mother. Djata wanders through the building and finds a female android who plays chess linking back to the film's opening sequence which included shots of Djata and his father playing chess , but he then hears his mother fighting off advances by the General.

They demand to leave, and the General lets them go, but only after telling Djata that he will die like his father.

When they get back home Djata's mother tries to find anything and everything she can sell to buy his father's freedom. Djata stops his mother and tells her everything will be okay.

Djata decides to go with his best friend to find the treasure his father told him about. When they find the cave, it's not full of treasure but scattered human skeletons and other rubbish.

His friend becomes angry and pushes Djata into the pit. Pickaxe finds him and tells him the government put him there to guard their secrets.

Before sending him home, Pickaxe asks Djata what he's willing to sacrifice to find his father; he shows Djata that he has no eyes, and hugs him farewell.