‘Materialists’ Director Celine Song Says is “Very Cruel” to Call Film “Broke Man Propaganda”

Materialists Filmmaker Celine Song Is Claising Back at Those Who Have Described Her Film As “Broke Man Propaganda.”

Durying A Recent Interview With Refinery29The Writer-Director Beindor The Romance Movie Responed to the “Very Cruel” commentary surrounding the religations Between Dakota Johnson and Chris Evans’ Characters, Lucy and John.

“I Think that it dosn’t make me laugh, because It Really Is Disappointing to Me,“ Song Said. “I THAT THAT IS A VERY REAL CONFUSION About feminism and the history of feminism. Through intersection, so much of feminism hadism about ani-corporate anth, and The Forefront of Fighting Capitalism, so i’m Very Conceerned About the Way that We Talk About People Who Are Poor. ”

The Past Lives Director Continued, “The Tht’s Very Important To Me Is To Stress That Poverty Is Not The Fault of The Poor A Character Who Loves Lucy, and Who Is a Beauty Character Being Played Beautifyly By Chris, to Talk About Him in Such Cruel Terms As’ Broke Boy ‘or’ Broke Man.

Materialists Follows Lucy, A Young, Ambitious New York City MatchMaker Who Finds Herself Torn Between the Perfect Match, Wealthy Financier Harry (Pedro Pascal) John.

“There is someting about the classism of that, the kind of hatred of Poverty, the hatred of Poor people, who, who, again, i not their fault that’re poor,” song adedded. “I THINK THAT IS A VERY TRUBLING REASULT OF THE WAY THAT The Wealthy People Have Gotten Into Our Hearts About How It Fault If You’re Poor, You’re A Bad Person It. Laugh, Actuly. ”

The Filmmaker Continued, “It Makes Me Feel Very Conceerned that Anybody Wuldy Talk About My Movie and My Characters and To Really Think About It In Suc. that capitalism is trying to Colonize Our Hearts and Colonize Love. ”