The filmmaker also talk about the most romantic lines in the film, living in New York and Baby Rose’s soundtrack.

Celine Song’s follow-up to Past Lives explores the capitalist trappings of modern romance, without subverting them.

The director of this summer's biggest conversation-starter unpacks her subversive rom-com starring Dakota Johnson, Pedro ...

Filmmaker Celine Song understands people. That’s evident in her heartbreaking “Past Lives.” Now she gives us another look at ...

Both Materialists and Animal hark back to caveman origins to defend their protagonists. But unlike Sandeep Reddy Vanga's anti ...

This interview contains plot details, including some spoilers, for Celine Song’s “Materialists,” now in theaters. “Celine ...

Editor Keith Keith was inspired by "Sense and Sensibility" and how Song subverts Jane Austen's view of love and social status ...

Celine Song has found her next project, “Damage,” a series she’s currently developing for HBO set in the world of competitive ...

Dive into Celine Song's new film 'Materialists', which challenges traditional romance tropes and redefines love in the ...

Filmmaker Celine Song’s latest project, Materialists, was described as “a drama of ideas, about the push and pull between ...

"Keeping things vague would be cowardly for a movie called 'Materialists,'" says the writer-director, who also discusses how ...

Celine Song's latest film "Materialists" doesn't disappoint—or, rather, it showcases a disappointing state of affairs, and ...