Each month, a new letter is introduced in a series of quizzes centered around movie posters. The quizzes challenge participants to identify films based on specific details, such as the letter featured prominently on their posters. Last August, the series reached the letter "I," where seven films were highlighted. One question presented a red and wide "I" with a no-smoking warning above it. The correct answer was a film directed by Didier Bourdon and Bernard Campan, two of the Inconnus, a French comedy duo known for their absurdist humor. The film's subject was related to smoking. Among the options were three classic French comedies: Le Dîner de cons, La Cité de la peur, and Le Pari. Another question featured a "I" shaped like a boy's profile looking up. The options included Midnight Special by Jeff Nichols, I, Robot with Will Smith, and A.I. Intelligence artificielle directed by Steven Spielberg. The correct answer was A.I. Intelligence artificielle, with the small boy shaped like an "I" representing the android child David, played by Haley Joel Osment. A more challenging question presented a red and golden "I" shining brightly. The options included three musical biopics: Michael, Bohemian Rhapsody, and Elvis. While 11% of the answers pointed to the film retracing the career of Michael Jackson and 18% to the history of the Queen band, two-thirds of the participants correctly identified the film by Baz Luhrmann about the life of Elvis Presley. Now, the series moves on to the next letter, "J," where eight new films will be recognized. Participants will be challenged to identify these films based on the prominent use of the letter "J" on their posters.