Dakota Johnson plays a modern-day matchmaker in Celine Song’s bittersweet meditation on love and commerce. When you have such attractive players as Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal and Chris Evans looking for love against the gleaming backdrop of modern-day New York — well, you’ve entered rom-com heaven, right?

Following “Past Lives,” filmmaker Celine Song returns with “Materialists,” starring Dakota Johnson in a romantic comedy with a touch of seriousness.

Celine Song talks 'Materialists,' the release strategy, the influence of 'Sex and the City,' and modern dating in New York City. Interview.

As a romance, Celine Song’s Materialists is both modern and timeless. That feeling is captured in “My Baby (Got Nothing At All)”, the new Japanese Breakfast from the Materialists soundtrack. Previously teased in one of the film’s trailers, the track was released on Tuesday ahead of the rest of the album, which debuts when the film does on June 13.

In Celine Song’s Materialists, which hits theaters this Friday, Dakota Johnson plays a professional matchmaker who finds herself torn between a sexy, rich private-equity guy (Pedro Pascal) and her broke-but-good-hearted theater-actor ex (Chris Evans).

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