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My father taught me to play chess, shortly before leaving home forever. I was a child. Forty years have passed, he has just died, and I have decided to complete the ritual that began on the day that I managed to beat him.
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My father taught me to play chess, shortly before leaving home forever. I was a child. Forty years have passed, he has just died, and I have decided to complete the ritual that began on the day that I managed to beat him.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Raúl Riebenbauer
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:El Señor Bauer
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