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Materialists director Celine Song used to be a matchmaker - but she had to quit | CBC Arts

Published 9 hours ago1 minute read

Arts·Q with Tom Power

In an interview with Q guest host Gill Deacon, the acclaimed Canadian filmmaker discusses her new movie, self-worth and the blunt math of dating.

A smiling woman wearing over-ear headphones sits in front of a studio microphone.

Celine Song in the Q studio in Toronto. (Vivian Rashotte/CBC)

After receiving critical acclaim for her debut film Past Lives, Canadian filmmaker Celine Song has returned with Materialists, a new movie that takes a candid look at the inhumanity of matchmaking and modern dating. As it turns out, Song used to be a matchmaker herself. She sits down with guest host Gill Deacon to talk about her experiences in the field, why she says her "drug of choice is people," and how our weight, height, salaries and hairlines all contribute to the blunt math of dating.

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Interview with Celine Song produced by Ben Edwards.

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