40 Chess Boards

Set in Argentina during the pivotal year of 1939, 40 Chess Boards captures a significant moment in history. The film focuses on the World Chess Championship, showcasing the tension and personal stakes faced by the players involved.

The story unfolds as the shocking news of Germany's invasion of Poland reaches the championship, dramatically affecting one player's life. This blend of political history and the world of competitive chess offers a compelling narrative for viewers.

With a cast including Juan Nemirovsky and Jorge de la Rosa, and produced by Cinespuma and INCAA, the film presents a unique perspective on the intersection of sport and global events. Collectors may find interest in its portrayal of a historical moment through the lens of chess, a game known for its strategic depth and intellectual challenge.