"The Luzhin Defence" is, in the foreground, a story of an idiosyncratic chess savant (Turturro) who becomes consumed by the game and, in the background via flashbacks, his boyhood life and the forces which created the man he has become
.<br /><br />The film is a great example of the great work of Italian director Giuseppe Sartori, who has created a superbly detailed and detailed portrait of a man who is not only a chess genius but also a genius in his own right. The film also shows the incredible power of SARTORO's work, which is also very well done. It is an amazing film, and one that will leave you with a feeling of awe and wonder. I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys the art of chess. <p><b]The plot is very simple, but the characters are very interesting. There are many great chess players, from the famous chess master, to the genius of Turtura, the chess player who became the greatest chess champion of all time. This film shows that the world is full of great players and great people, that is why it is so important to watch this film. You will be amazed at how great the people of this world are. And you will also be impressed by how amazing the amazing chess world of Russia is.<br/><p>The story is great, with great characters, great scenes, amazing scenes. But the film does not show the true genius, because the story does show
 in his own image. The film is a perfect example, as it shows the genius that is Turturi's genius, the great genius of chess, who has been able to create the perfect chess player, but has also been unable to achieve the perfection of his chess master. This is the story that Travolta is trying to tell in this film, and it is one of the most beautiful and touching scenes in all of cinema. It is also one that I would recommend to anyone who is interested in chess. I think that this movie is perfect for anyone interested to see the amazing genius Tovar Tvachkovsky (who is very good in "The Great Chess Master"). I also think it would be a great movie for everyone who wants to learn about the chess world. If you are interested, I suggest you to watch "Travolotov's Chess" and "Kommando" (the great chess movie). I hope that you will enjoy this great film and will be able enjoy the movie as much as I did. Thank you for your time and I look forward to seeing you again in a future film. You will have a wonderful time! I am very happy to say that "Movlev" will not be released on DVD