00:03Chess was a male-dominated sport.
00:07Women were not allowed to play in male tournaments.
00:11There is the pure mental ability needed to understand chess,
00:16and there is the personality required to become good at the game.
00:18Women don't have either of these sides.
00:21Twelve-year-old Hungarian schoolgirl Judith Polgar
00:24has won a major international chess tournament and made history.
00:28In the beginning, everybody underestimated me.
00:32Oh, they're terrible chess players.
00:39Laszlo Polgar, together with his wife Clara,
00:42decided that they were going to be raising geniuses with this experiment.
00:47When I was five years old, I started my chess training.
00:51This twelve-year-old girl with the open ponytail,
00:54and she is just dominating.
00:55I was a killer, attacker.
00:58She was a top player, but still a female player.
01:02In 1994, Judith Polgar was going to play Gary Kasparov.
01:05You have the feeling that he wants to eat you up alive.
01:08Just a psychological warfare.
01:10The toughest kind of competition in purest form.
01:13The first time we had a world champion
01:16facing against the world's best female player.
01:20Is she going to be killed?
01:23Let's go!
01:26Playing just battles like playing Larry Bird or Michael Jordan.
01:30I was dreaming to win against Gary Kasparov.
01:34We played several games against each other.
01:36She was going blow for blow with the greatest chess player of all time.
01:41This is a dogfight.
01:43The game is never finished.
01:47Until it really finished.
01:48Hey!
01:50Your heart is blue!
02:05Your heart is blue!
02:09The end.
02:09The end of the whole world is blue!
02:09The end of the whole world is red.
02:09I'm just going to move all the players.
02:09I can see you as hard as you can.
02:10I feelы as hard as you can.
02:10I can see you in the dark as you can.
02:10You can see you.
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