I'm interested in this but haven't seen it yet. A somewhat relevant chess story:
Many years ago I was a serious player, and at that time competitive chess was almost exclusively male. It was quite rare to see a female player in a tournament. Back in the late 1980's I once played in the Louisiana State Open Championship. One of the unrated entrants, playing in her first tournament, was a very attractive young woman wearing clothing that didn't leave much to the imagination. She was also a very very good player, later revealing that she'd been taught by a Senior Master (the highest USCF rank - Grandmaster is an international title) who was a regular in the French Quarter playing for money against all comers. Between the combination of her skill and the distraction she posed to some of her introverted male opposition, she ran roughshod in the first few rounds and finished pretty high in the final standings.
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