This production is ideal for chess lovers and for all those who are concerned about the uncontrolled technological advance.
If there is a platform that stands out for the quality of its content, That is Max, the one belonging to HBO. Despite not having the most extensive catalog, thanks to their own productions, and their acquisitions, both specialized and general criticism of the general remain expectant for its new proposals.
The spectators had long been waiting for a new chess series, Lady’s Gambit had left the high rod, and this time, she arrived Rematcha Franco-Hungarian production that is completely based on real events And it comes to bring the most famous battles around the world.
Rematch
What Revancha is about, Max’s miniseries based on real events
Revancha is a new series that brings the most famous chess games of all time. In principle, it shows Garry Kasparovwho became the youngest world champion in history and is still one of the best players ever seen. In addition, in 1997, He faced the supercomputer Deep Blue de IBM.
That game of 1997 went down in history because it was the first time that A machine beat a human being. This damaged the player’s reputationwho maintained the idea that from IBM they cheated when using people to guide the computer. The company denied it, although it refused to deliver the evidence that the player asked for and give him a rematch.
The series is fully put in the negotiations of both parties before the duel, the training of the player and what happened behind the operation of the computer that made history.
Max: Revancha trailer
Max: Revancha cast
- Christian Cooke (Garry Kasparov)
- Sarah Bolger (Helen Brock)
- Tom Austen (Paul Nelson)
- Luke Pasqualino (Xavier Valens)
- Trine Dyrholm (Kiara Kasparova)
Source: Ambito
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