Queen of Chess

The chess world had a simple rule: women played women. Judit Polgár decided that rule didn't apply to her — then spent 13 years proving it.

Through rare archival footage and candid interviews with Garry Kasparov himself, this documentary follows Judit's journey from prodigy in communist Hungary to historic grandmaster. Her father raised all three Polgár sisters through radical homeschooling with chess at its core - producing the youngest grandmaster ever, breaking Bobby Fischer's record at 15. Their rivalry captures everything: Kasparov's initial refusal to acknowledge her, dramatic tournament showdowns, and eventual respect.

A riveting portrait of one woman's refusal to accept the limits others placed on her.