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Film of the Week | Marty Supreme is Chalamet, the Detestable

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In Josh Safdie's new film, Timothée Chalamet plays a cynical, spoilt and narcissistic table tennis prodigy who will do anything to become champion. The strong contender for the Best Actor Oscar opens in Portuguese cinemas this Thursday.

Correio da Manhã22 Jan

Film of the Week | Marty Supreme is Chalamet, the Detestable

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Film of the Week | Marty Supreme is Chalamet, the Detestable

Film of the Week | Marty Supreme is Chalamet, the Detestable