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Marty Supreme review: Timothée Chalamet's ping-pong comedy is 'fresh, funny and exhilarating'
- On December 18, A24 Films will release Marty Supreme on 70mm in select theaters and nationwide on December 25, starring Timothée Chalamet, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Tyler Okonma in a 2-hour 29-minute film.
- Set in 1952, the film places Marty Mauser’s ambitions amid post-war immigrant life, referencing that six million Jews weren’t slaughtered for petty commerce.
- After a shock loss to Koto Endo, Marty returns to New York owing $1,500 in fines and hustles with Wally before racing to arrange a rematch in Japan.
- After its New York Film Festival premiere, Marty Supreme is moving into awards season with critics praising Timothée Chalamet’s career-defining performance and Josh Safdie’s direction.
- Shot in warm 35mm, the film highlights Darius Khondji’s cinematography, Daniel Lopatin’s synth-driven score, an 1980s pop soundtrack, and over 100 characters in its dense ensemble.
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