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

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.

In Celine Song’s latest movie “Materialists,” a New York City matchmaker navigates the politics of love. “You’re not ugly — you just don’t have money,” says Lucy, portrayed by Dakota Johnson, exhaling ...

Lucy (Dakota Johnson) is a professional matchmaker. Harry (Pedro Pascal), is the handsome, rich guy she meets at a wedding.

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“[You] want money, money, money ... Then I remember we’re all being made to think we’re not enough but I still hate when I change myself to please people.” While some fans have expressed ...

Question: “I’m afraid of financial advisers. All they do is get my money. I want help, so what should I do? What’s the solution for people who are wary like me?” Answer: Your hesitation is ...

When you live in the ... She really wanted to see my husband and me settled in a home, so we bought a condo in Brooklyn and my parents gave us all the money for the down payment.

When it comes to love, saying those ... against all discouragement that could be.” ― Charles Dickens, “Great Expectations” “You make me want to be a better man.” ...