Chess 2016
In the quirky 2016 comedy-fantasy *Chess (2016)*, directed by Michel Cosma, a man's life takes an unexpected turn when his obsession with the game becomes much more than just a hobby.
Director: Michel Cosma
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Chess (2016) about?
*Chess (2016)* follows Eddie, a man whose love for the game becomes the lens through which he views his personal struggles. When a mysterious new acquaintance named Geoff enters his life as a guardian angel, Eddie's fantasies and realities collide in a whimsical tale of chance, choice, and the unexpected twists of adulthood.
Who directed Chess?
Michel Cosma directed *Chess (2016)*, bringing a blend of fantasy and comedy to this quirky exploration of life's gambles.
Who stars in Chess?
The film stars James Claude Bristow as Eddie, alongside Theodore Bouloukos, Judy Altman, Jeffrey E. Milstein, and Natalia Reyes in key roles.
Is Chess (2016) worth watching?
With its short runtime and unique premise, *Chess (2016)* offers a breezy, entertaining watch for fans of lighthearted comedies. While not a blockbuster, its blend of fantasy and humor makes it a charming pick for a cozy movie night.
How long is Chess?
The film runs for 74 minutes.
About Chess (2016) — A Father's Obsession Meets a Guardian Angel's Gambit
In the quirky 2016 comedy-fantasy *Chess (2016)*, directed by Michel Cosma, a man's life takes an unexpected turn when his obsession with the game becomes much more than just a hobby. Eddie, played by James Claude Bristow, navigates the chaos of fatherhood while daydreaming about a charming deli waitress, until a mysterious stranger named Geoff enters his life as an unconventional guardian angel. What starts as a whimsical escape from reality unfolds into a surreal journey where chess pieces seem to guide Eddie's fate, blending humor and fantasy in equal measure.
The film thrives on its lighthearted yet clever tone, mixing the tactical precision of chess with the unpredictability of life's personal struggles. With a runtime of just 74 minutes, *Chess (2016)* delivers a compact but memorable experience, perfect for fans of offbeat comedies or anyone who's ever felt their passions—whether for games or relationships—take on a life of their own.