Quantum of Solace

There is a fine line between professional and personal.

James Bond lost his true love. And he wants his revenge. But when the only lead he had led to an assasination attempt on M, Bond (Daniel Craig) is forced to relinquish his want for vengeance and chase the would-be assassin. Bond's only road-and it is a dusty one, seems to lead to Dominic Greene, (Matthieu Amalric) and Greene's girlfriend (Olga Kurylenko), who is on a quest for revenge herself.

Quantum of Solace picks up directly, and we mean directly where Casino Royale left off--where Bond eliminated all but one suspect; but the suspect is now a dead end. It seems anyone involved with Bond never lives to tell their side of any story. That trend continues as the plot leaves Bond with only Greene's woman Camille, and a retired agent to help him unravel the missing pieces to his Bolivian dust puzzle. But back at MI6 Headquarters, M is beginning to have her doubts about her once perfect machine/agent 007. Is Bond's blood lust casting a red fog on his vision? Can he still be trusted to follow orders when he kills everyone he meets? Does she fire Bond, or watch in silence as the flames consume him?