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The Homestretch | Jan 8, 2013 | 7:46

Documentary about chess

Brooklyn Castle is a documentary film about the competitive world of chess and the teens who play it. New York filmmaker Katie Dellamaggiore is the director and she talks about the film with Doug Dirks.

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