Kasparov: Chess Rebel
2024 · Released · 53 min
Forty years after Garry Kasparov became the youngest world chess champion of all time, this film traces the extraordinary life and career of a golden child of the Soviet Union. Thanks to his outstanding genius, charisma, and his resistance to the communist regime, Kasparov has become a global icon.
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