...to not act at all
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Don Federico Fellove:
Do you know what a zugzwang is? Fico Fellove:
It's a chess move. Don Federico Fellove:
It is a chess move that is no move at all. It is actually a position. A position in which each player will obtain a worse result if it were his time to move, than if it were not. Do you follow? Don Donoso Fellove:
A double bind. Don Federico Fellove:
[pointing to himself and Fico]
A reciprocal situation. All you have to do is act accordingly. Which means... Don Donoso Fellove:
...to not act at all
Do you know what a zugzwang is? Fico Fellove:
It's a chess move. Don Federico Fellove:
It is a chess move that is no move at all. It is actually a position. A position in which each player will obtain a worse result if it were his time to move, than if it were not. Do you follow? Don Donoso Fellove:
A double bind. Don Federico Fellove:
[pointing to himself and Fico]
A reciprocal situation. All you have to do is act accordingly. Which means... Don Donoso Fellove:
...to not act at all
Full Transcript
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You know what a zugzwang is
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It's a chess move
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Mm hmm
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It is a chess move that is no move at all
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It is actually a position
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the position in which each player
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Will obtain a worse result
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if it were his time to move
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than if it were not
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Do you follow
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A double bind
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A reciprocal situation
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All you have to do is act accordingly
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Which means
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Do not act at all
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Movie Summary
A wealthy Havana club owner and his family are torn apart by the violent sociopolitical upheaval brought about by the transition from the dictatorial regime of Batista to the Marxist revolution led by Fidel Castro in 1950s Cuba.
