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Oscar-nominated ‘Marty Supreme’ costume designer breaks down the movie’s key looks
"Marty Supreme" is full of colorful characters, brought to life by the painstaking work of Oscar-nominated costume designer Miyako Bellizzi. She discusses how the era, its history and character motivation influenced her greatest undertaking yet.
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Marty Supreme: a table tennis star’s frantic fight for fame
Marty Supreme, the fast-paced story of Marty Mauser, aka Marty Supreme, a table tennis whiz determined to let nothing stand in the way of a world championship, has become a critical and commercial hit since its release in December.
Mauser—portrayed by Timotheé Chalamet and very loosely based on Marty Riesman, a top US table tennis player in the 1950s and 60s—is a narcissistic hustler who is prepared to lie, cheat and steal his way to success. A Jewish kid (23 years old) from Manhattan’s Lower East Side, his approach is that of a wheeler-dealer always looking for a way to turn things to his advantage. But there are many complications in Marty’s life, mostly of his own making. These lead to some disasters along the way.
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The Cinematography of Marty Supreme, with Darius Khondji, ASC, AFC
On the latest Dolby Creator Podcast, Academy Award-nominated cinematographer Darius Khondji discusses his work on “Marty Supreme.”
In the episode, Khondji talks about his visual approach with director Josh Safdie, from shooting on film with classic anamorphic lenses and expressive close-ups to building a richly textured 1950s world through production design, lighting, and color. Khondji states that anamorphic can be very minimal, but the important thing is the way it renders close-ups; it makes people bigger than life, as black and white does. He goes on to say that he wanted to create a feeling of the old classic anamorphic of the fifties.
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