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About this movie. A father discovers that his seven-year-old son is a chess prodigy. A gripping tale about a child chess prodigy, who's Father pushes too hard for his kid too succeed, & the people they surround him with. A tale to learn not too push your child too far, even if their the best in the world at something, they still need to be a ...
About this movie. A father discovers that his seven-year-old son is a chess prodigy. A gripping tale about a child chess prodigy, who's Father pushes too hard for his kid too succeed, & the people they surround him with. A tale to learn not too push your child too far, even if their the best in the world at something, they still need to be a ...
A father discovers that his seven-year-old son is a chess prodigy.
9 de oct. de 2014 · A father discovers that his seven-year-old son is a chess prodigy.
2 de ago. de 2011 · Final chess game from the awesome movie: "Searching for Bobby Fischer"I play at Chess.comChallenge me for a game: http://www.chess.com/echess/create_game?uid...
Searching for Bobby Fischer is a movie that has the ingredients for an absolutely amazing, unforgettable classic of a movie, but falls short in almost every category. TL;DR - The movie is worth a watch. Helps if you are interested in chess, but this movie lacks focus and explanation of all the characters.
11 de ago. de 1993 · Searching for Bobby Fischer was inspired by the life of chess prodigy Josh Waitzkin, as written by his father Fred Waitzkin. Josh (Max Pomeranc) is a "regular kid" who begins evincing signs of being a genius at chess. His father (Joe Mantegna) encourages this, hoping that it won't fundamentally change his son's healthy outlook on life.
