A ping-pong movie shouldn’t feel like a crime thriller. And yet Jewish director Josh Safdie turns “Marty Supreme” into a pressure-cooker story about a Lower East Side striver who treats table tennis like a hustle, a stage, and a way…
A ping-pong movie shouldn’t feel like a crime thriller. And yet Jewish director Josh Safdie turns “Marty Supreme” into a pressure-cooker story about a Lower East Side striver who treats table tennis like a hustle, a stage, and a way…