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Jouer sa vie

Jouer sa vie

1982Movie⏱️ 1h 20m
Documentary
6.9
IMDB Rating
51 votes

The international chess match is cast as a classic Western shoot-out. Three chess greats dominate the film: Russia's Anatoly Karpov; Viktor Korchnoi, a Russian defector; and American Bobby Fischer.

Director
N/A
Writers
N/A
Stars
Anatoli Karpov, Viktor Korchnoi, Bobby Fischer
Release Date
September 10, 1982
Language
French
Country
Canada
🏆 1
Wins
🎯 1
Nominations
💬 1
Reviews
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🎭 Top Cast

Anatoli Karpov
Anatoli Karpov
as Self
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Viktor Korchnoi
as Self
Bobby Fischer
Bobby Fischer
as Self
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Ljubomir Ljubojevic
as Self - International Grandmaster, Yugoslavia
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Jan Timman
as Self - International Grandmaster, Holland
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Vlastimil Hort
as Self - International Grandmaster, Czechoslovakia
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Igor Ivanov
as Self - Dissident
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Michael Valvo
as Self - International Master, USA
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José Raúl Capablanca
as Self
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Max Euwe
as Self - World Champion 1935-37, President of FIDE in 1972

🎬 Technical Specs

Sound
Mono
Color
Color
Filming Location
Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands
Production
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), National Film Board of Canada (NFB), Radio Canada Productions

🎯 Categories

FrenchDocumentary

⭐ Featured Review

Good movie for fans of chess
by tmmaurer2006-07-10

"This is an interesting movie for those who are chess fans. It is somewhat dated now. It deals with the world of professional chess circa 1981 - before the fall of the Soviet Union. Good features regarding a younger Fischer and a good set of scenes regarding the circumstances around the championship match between Karpov and Korchnoi in Meran in 1981. If you are a chess player, you will really enjoy the scenes of the world class players playing at Lone Pine (a tournament that no longer exists) and the history of chess as portrayed in the film. If you are not player, this will probably not mean..."

📖 Synopsis

The international chess match is cast as a classic Western shoot-out. Three chess greats dominate the film: Russia's Anatoly Karpov; Viktor Korchnoi, a Russian defector; and American Bobby Fischer.