The director of Materialists, Celine Song, says the most important line of her movie is 'I'm not merchandise, I'm a person'.

Song believes that this reaction reflects a much deeper issue: that society has absorbed harmful ideas passed down by the ...

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Celine Song responds to the opinion that Materialists is "broke man propaganda," upset that it suggests that her "poor" lead ...

"It makes me feel very concerned that anybody would talk about my movie and my characters and to really think about it in ...

Celine Song says her latest romantic drama 'Materialists' is about "fighting the way that capitalism is trying to colonize ...

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Some viewers have labeled the film as ‘broke man propaganda,’ citing how money does not matter in love as per the film’s ...

Celine Song defends 'Materialists' amid claims that it promotes “broke man propaganda,” calling the remarks classist.