Marty Supreme Is One of the Most Offensive Characters in Cinema

Marty Supreme is one of the most offensive characters in cinema

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Thoughts on 'Marty Supreme', 'Rental Family', 'Kokuho', 'Happy Birthday', 'Cover-Up', 'Sentimental Value', and More

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How Daniel Lopatin scored the restless heart of ‘Marty Supreme’

The composer and longtime Safdie collaborator explains how experimentation and instinct shaped the film’s sweeping musical identity.

His electronica, a blend of past and future, gives 'Marty Supreme' its swagger

LOS ANGELES — Daniel Lopatin, the musican and film composer better known as Oneohtrix Point Never, has an origin story, one he seems slightly amused to remember in such detail. It takes place in an outer Boston suburb sometime in…