A welsh school teacher attempts to guard his teenage protege's genius for chess from his burgeoning libido.
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Title: Queen Sacrifice (1988)
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Lisa Climie | ... | Helen |
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Richard Davies | ... | Wil Bevan |
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Duane Phillips | ... | Davey |
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Davey, a talented young chess player and Wil Bevan, his history teacher are in Bournemouth for the British Chess Championships. When Davey meets up with Helen, a punk girl from London. Wil is faced with the problem of steering his charge through the championship and the trauma of first love. Written by Julian Richards
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There's just a touch of Bill Forsyth's gentle Scottish comedies here - only this film is set in a Welsh mining town where Davey (Duane Phillips) leads his school in chess. He is coached by his history teacher (Richard Davies) who sees in him a chance to realise his old ambition of bringing a chess trophy home to Trehafod from the British Chess Championship in Bournemouth.