David MacEnulty, a dedicated teacher, inspires his students at a South Bronx elementary school to play chess at a competitive level, eventually winning championships. A former teacher, Richard Mason, joins the school as a substitute and struggles to connect with his new students, who face tough circumstances at home. When one student discovers Mason's chess skills, the entire class becomes fascinated with the game. Mason teaches them that on the chessboard, social status doesn't matter, and that it's the moves you make that count.
Knights of the South Bronx
In this heartwarming film, a successful businessman trades his suit and tie for a teacher's desk, opting to make a difference in the lives of inner-city children in the South Bronx. By introducing them to the game of chess, he helps them develop valuable life skills and discover the importan...
