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• style="text-align: justify;">A grandiose series from Netflix, the most popular in the history of the platform
• style="text-align: justify;">62 000 000 people are delighted with the film

1950s. Beth Harmon is an ordinary orphan with an extraordinary talent for chess. The game is her only passion. As long as Beth is in the game, she controls herself and... her addiction to tranquillisers and alcohol. She desperately wants to become a phenomenal chess player, but at the same time she wants to escape from this reality more and more.

A decisive chess match with the world champion, Russian grandmaster Vasily Borgov, is approaching. One wrong combination can ruin the whole game, and a wrong move can destroy the future. Beth loses control of herself once again. But this time, she won't spare any chess pieces or people to win.

About the author:

Walter Tavis is an American novelist whose works have been translated into about 20 languages. Three of his novels have been adapted into films. But the most popular is the film adaptation of The Queen's Procession, adapted by Netflix in 2020.