One slum in the outskirts of Kampala became home to an internationally recognized team of chess champions under the guidance of Coach Robert Katende.
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One slum in the outskirts of Kampala became home to an internationally recognized team of chess champions under the guidance of Coach Robert Katende.
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Robert Katende coaches children in a slum on the outskirts of Kampala. His efforts lead to the formation of a chess program that gains international recognition. Under his guidance, young players like Raymond Namanya and Babirye Stellah rise to compete in prestigious tournaments. Directed by Mira Nair, "A Fork, a Spoon & a Knight" runs for 13 minutes and highlights Katende's impact on youth through chess.
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Why Watch
- Meet Coach Robert, a key figure in Ugandan chess.
- See how chess changed lives in Kampala's slums.
- Find out about Uganda's young chess champions.
Did You Know
- Robert Katende is known as 'Coach Robert' in Uganda.
- The documentary is set in a slum on the outskirts of Kampala.
- The film runs for 13 minutes.
- Katende transformed his community into an internationally recognized chess hub.
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Who is Robert Katende?
Robert Katende, also known as 'Coach Robert', is a notable figure in Uganda who transformed a slum in Kampala into a recognized hub for chess champions.
What is the duration of the documentary 'A Fork, a Spoon & a Knight'?
The documentary has a duration of 13 minutes.
Who directed 'A Fork, a Spoon & a Knight'?
The documentary was directed by Mira Nair.
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