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| Country: | United Kingdom |
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| Length: | 1 min |
Description:
This visually distinctive film opens with a compelling chess match between two well-dressed men. One player appears calm, taking leisurely drinks and smoking, while the other concentrates intently on the game. As the game intensifies, the relaxed player subtly makes two moves, taking advantage of his opponent's lapse in attention. Offended, the other player retaliates with a playful attack using a seltzer bottle, which quickly turns into a physical fight. The brawl spills off-screen, continuing until a waiter intervenes to break them up. The scene highlights the competitive nature of even a simple game, all captured with the director's unique use of a stationary camera.
| Alternative title: | A Chess Dispute |
| Release year: | 1903 |
| Language: | English |
| Director: | Robert W. Paul |
| Type: | Movie |