Aarcflick

Wow, this was great. Now, a brief introduction to my review: I play a lot of chess. I'm not very good, but I know the history of chess very well, and I was already very familiar with Judit Polgar's story. I think most people can relate to the fact that knowing what's going to be in a film often leads to higher expectations and, therefore, greater disappointment. That wasn't the case here. Without repeating the story, which was brilliantly told in this documentary, I will say that they managed to narrate it in a very well-crafted way, with a good balance between narration and individual perspectives (which is what a good documentary should have). There was a very appropriate combination of old photos, old videos, modern interviews, and subtle reenactments at certain points. Definitely a documentary that people should study to learn how to make one that stands out. Director: Rory Kennedy Writers: Mark Bailey, Keven McAlester Stars: Tatev Abrahamyam, Harut Akopyan, Garry K...