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 Imagine a 19x19 wooden board in front of you. There are black and white round stones; you choose one. You and your opponent place your stones on the board until it's completely full and one of you has more territory than the other. I guess this is the basic idea of ​​the game of Go, which I learned from my nearly two hours watching the South Korean drama film The Match. The film tells the story of two legendary champions, student and master, Lee Chang-ho and Cho Hoon-hyun.  The film begins with Cho returning home as a national pride after defeating the world champion in a tournament in Singapore. A moment that changed his life and the game of Baduk in South Korea. Soon, Cho meets a young man named Lee Chang-ho. Seeing his deep interest in the strategic game and his calculating mind, Cho decides to take him on as a student. The film follows the dramatic confrontation between mentor and student over the course of a decade. Director: Hyeong-ju Kim Writer: Hyeong-ju Kim Stars: Le...