This is the brief and unexpected opening of Celine Song’s Materialists, a prologue that announces a certain loftiness in the ...

The characters in the romantic comedy Materialists, Celine Song's follow-up to Past Lives, see the dating pool in terms of ...

By this metric alone, Celine Song’s “Materialists” is something else entirely. Song’s characters tell us bluntly what their ...

The writer-director breaks down that ending: "When there is an offer of true love, all you can do is accept it.” ...

Celine Song just might be the filmmaker to make romance movies great again. After breaking our hearts with Past Lives, she’s ...

Celine Song’s sophomore slump as bleak as a dating app appeared first on ClutchPoints. It would be unfair and disingenuous to ...

Director-writer Celine Song explores dating’s complexities with a rom-com tale that doesn’t shy away from tackling ugly truths.

When Celine Song wrote the script for her debut feature film, “Past Lives,” she was inspired by a conversation she had at a New York bar with her husband and her childhood sweetheart, who was visiting ...

She spoke with Cosmo about casting her three leads, how she made a film that’s actually honest about money, and why she wants justice for the romantic comedy.

A lmost a decade before she made her filmmaking debut with the swooning, Oscar-nominated drama Past Lives in 2023, ...

Materialists” doesn’t come close to reaching the emotional highs of “Past Lives,” mostly due to a crucial casting problem at its core, writes Moira Macdonald.

Is love an emotion, math, or just a numbers game in disguise? In Materialists, Celine Song treats romance like an unsolvable equation, full of variables, risks, and no guarantees of balance. Life + ...