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Marty Supreme Is Uncut Gems on STEROIDS

Josh Safdie's Marty Supreme is a 149-minute adrenaline shot about a delusional ping pong hustler in 1950s New York. Timothée Chalamet delivers a career-defining performance as Marty Mauser, loosely based on real champion Marty Reisman, playing him with twitchy, motormouth energy that never lets up. Set in the 50s but shot like a 70s character study with 80s needle drops, the film uses table tennis as an allegory for post-war American capitalism and toxic bravado. Gwyneth Paltrow shines as a fading movie star, the supporting cast is full of inspired choices, and cinematographer Darius Khondji makes every frame sweat. It's Uncut Gems energy applied to a sports story that's not really about sports at all. Relentless, exhausting, brilliant. Welcome to FrameShift — where cinema meets perspective. We break down the stories behind the screen: the craft, the symbolism, and the emotion that make films unforgettable. From the latest Hollywood releases to hidden classics, FrameShift shifts the way you see movies. New video essays and commentary every day. 🔔 Subscribe to FrameShift for More: – Deep breakdowns – Movie reviews & critics – Upcoming movies – Video essays