A Little Game" whispers its magic through the streets of Manhattan. Max, a young chess prodigy, learns that life's moves mirror those on the board. Makenna Ballard's debut shines, leaving an indelible mark. While not a grandmaster's masterpiece, its message lingers: forgiveness blooms where footsteps faltered.
Her interactions with the irascible Norman reveal deeper truths:
Perseverance: Max faces challenges, but she persists. Life, like chess, demands resilience.
Teamwork: She navigates personal crises, realizing that sometimes we need others to win.
Passion: Max auditions for the school play, standing up to bullies. Following our passions matters.
Independence: Max asserts her choices, even when it means challenging norms.
Change: Norman compares chess timing to life-inevitable shifts. "Enjoy it while it's here." In this quiet film, the chessboard mirrors existence, and forgiveness blooms where footsteps faltered.
Her interactions with the irascible Norman reveal deeper truths:
Perseverance: Max faces challenges, but she persists. Life, like chess, demands resilience.
Teamwork: She navigates personal crises, realizing that sometimes we need others to win.
Passion: Max auditions for the school play, standing up to bullies. Following our passions matters.
Independence: Max asserts her choices, even when it means challenging norms.
Change: Norman compares chess timing to life-inevitable shifts. "Enjoy it while it's here." In this quiet film, the chessboard mirrors existence, and forgiveness blooms where footsteps faltered.