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Chess Me Out Documentary

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23rd March 2008, 06:56pm
#1
by teal604
Winnipeg Canada
Member Since: Feb 2008
Member Points: 93

This is a nice documentary by Davide Fasolo, Chess Me Out.  It's definitely worth checking out.

I'm not sure if this has been posted on this site before, but if so maybe someone new will see this. 

 


24th March 2008, 06:19pm
#2
by teal604
Winnipeg Canada
Member Since: Feb 2008
Member Points: 93
Has anyone seen this documentary?  Also, does anyone know of any other chess documentaries out there that are worth watching?
24th March 2008, 06:21pm
#3
by kohai
chess.com International
Member Since: Aug 2007
Member Points: 2412
There are quite a few on the google video section. The only reason i didn't watch this one teal, is because it requires quicktime to play it, and i won't have quicktime on my pc. I can't open it with anything else.
24th March 2008, 06:28pm
#4
by teal604
Winnipeg Canada
Member Since: Feb 2008
Member Points: 93

Hmm, does this work for you: http://www.tubechess.com/index.php?id=107

It's flash.

 


24th March 2008, 06:30pm
#5
by kohai
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Member Since: Aug 2007
Member Points: 2412
Thats great, thanks teal, am watching it now
24th March 2008, 06:32pm
#6
by ikagan
Oceanside, NY United States
Member Since: Dec 2007
Member Points: 52

Thanks for the link.  The documentary was interesting and the website has some other interesting videos too.

 

thx again 


24th March 2008, 06:48pm
#7
by kohai
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Member Since: Aug 2007
Member Points: 2412

I liked the part where the gentleman said: The beauty of chess is, that its not only a sport there is an aesthectic feeling when you play - a 6 year old and a 60 year old can still share the same joy

 

Thanks for sharing that teal, i really enjoyed watching that clip. 

 


24th March 2008, 07:08pm
#8
by teal604
Winnipeg Canada
Member Since: Feb 2008
Member Points: 93
No prob. I'm glad you liked it. I really liked the parts with Karpov.
 

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