On The Cine-Files, we've always felt an obligation to pay tribute to the great artists we've lost by exploring some of their most important works. However, we've never extended those tributes to the lives of public figures or political leaders. Queen Elizabeth II, however, seems to transcend those categories and the fact that there is a brilliant award film exploring some of the most tempestuous days of her life made this decision a no-brainer. 

The Queen directed by Stephen Frears and starring Michael Sheen and Helen Mirren in a tour de force performance as Elizabeth is a fascinating, powerful film and we are honored to be joined in our discussion by Senior Writer for The National Review, Charles CW Cooke. 

If you haven't seen this incredible film you can buy or stream it right here.

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