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A Game of Chess (2016)
A man, Subject, wakes up in a dark room, handcuffed to a table. He encounters the Researcher who refuses to answer any of his questions. All she wants to do is play a game... A Game of Chess.
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A man, Subject, wakes up in a dark room, handcuffed to a table. He encounters the Researcher who refuses to answer any of his questions. All she wants to do is play a game... A Game of Chess.
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Written By:William David Glenn IV
In Theaters:10/15/2016
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