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A Hustler. A Hero. A Trainwreck. America Made Him — and He Believes It.

Marty Supreme follows Marty Mauser, a 23-year-old table-tennis prodigy, narcissist, sex addict, manipulator, and delusional American dream chaser who believes he is destined to become the face of world ping-pong. Instead, he destroys everything he touches -- love, family, money, reputation -- all with Safdie-grade kinetic mania. From stealing shoes to hustling investors to sleeping with a movie star to melting down at the British Open, the script is a brutal, hilarious, cringe-inducing portrait of a man sprinting toward greatness and self-immolation at the same speed.

A sweaty neon character study about ambition, addiction, ego, and the myth of American exceptionalism, shot with the energy of a panic attack.

Marty Supreme (2025) — Educator Resources & Study Guide

Writing Chaos You Can’t Look Away From.

Marty Supreme is a study in characters who create their own disaster. Every scene escalates because Marty chooses the worst possible option. The screenplay teaches writers how to build tension without plot machinery -- just a protagonist who won’t stop digging. Students can analyze how rhythm, pressure, delusion, and momentum replace traditional structure, making catastrophe feel inevitable.

For young writers, it's a masterclass in Safdie-style propulsion, character-driven escalation, cringe tension, and ego-drama that becomes a horror movie.

Download the full Educator Breakdown (PDF), a screenwriting study guide featuring tone analysis, key takeaways, classroom prompts, and a Critical Lens module. To read, study, and download the complete Marty Supreme screenplay, continue scrolling to the download button below.

Educator Resources
Written by: Nick Runyeard

Marty Supreme (2025) — Classroom Study

Screenplay
Josh Safdie & Ronald Bronstein
Final Draft
Feb 2, 2025
Grade Focus
Postsecondary · Film / Media / English

Marty Supreme sits in a cinematic lineage with Raging Bull, Uncut Gems, Lenny, and The Wrestler -- stories about men chasing greatness while burning the world around them like kindling. Not about winning -- about why he needs to win so badly he’d rather die than be ordinary. The film feels like a Safdie migraine, but with period Americana, table-tennis nationalism, Jewish family dysfunction, and sexual chaos as fuel. A future cult-classic character meltdown.

  • Why flawed protagonists hook us when they’re spiraling
  • The difference between messy character vs messy writing
  • How Safdie pacing creates panic instead of action scenes
  • Addiction as narrative propulsion
  • American exceptionalism as delusion
  • Cringe tension vs empathy tension -- when do we root for him
  • Should art redeem or simply observe

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Marty Supreme (2025)

One Sheet & Script Intel

Marty Mauser, a young man with a dream no one respects, goes to hell and back in pursuit of greatness.

— A24
Source
FYC
Version
CleanFinal
Date
02.02.2025
Pages
167
Genres
IMDb ID

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