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Scrabble: A Night on the Tiles is available to watch online on MyFlixer in high definition. Released in 2009, this documentary film can be streamed instantly from the player above on any phone, tablet, laptop or smart TV, and you never need to create an account.
Directed by John MacLaverty, Scrabble: A Night on the Tiles stars Alan Yentob, Lynn Barber, Richard Herring and Moby. It runs 59m. The documentary movie was released on December 22, 2009 by BBC (United Kingdom), originally in English.
The story: Scrabble is experiencing a renaissance. The younger generation have rediscovered the game online - through the copyright busting Scrabulous - and they're having night after night on the tiles. Alan Yentob sets out to discover why the word game leaves us spellbound, tracing its surprising history, meeting the American tournament Word Freaks, and paying a visit to the SAS-style training camp that the Nigerian government trains their players at.
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