Ever wonder what it’s like on a Josh Safdie set? Odessa A'zion certainly did.
“And I mean, it’s exactly like the movie,” says A’zion, who stars in Marty Supreme. “It’s chaotic, but it’s fun. It’s stressful. It’s difficult at times – really difficult at times – but it all plays into it. I couldn't believe I was there the whole time I was there.”
That's probably why it's hard to categorise Marty Supreme. To call it just a sports drama doesn’t do it justice.
The fifth collaboration between director Safdie and writer Ronald Bronstein, it's one of the wildest films of the year – full of unexpected turns, unforgettable faces and heightened performances. It might not maintain the same nervously high pitch of the duo's last film, Uncut Gems, but it’s certainly in the
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