Celine Song‘s sophomore directorial feature Materialists has everyone talking about love, marriage and more.
Starring Dakota Johnson as Lucy M, a New York City-based matchmaker at Adore, the film watches Lucy work her magic in setting up her clients with their life partners. One instance involves her ninth wedding with bride Charlotte (Louisa Jacobson) having doubts before, but ultimately overcoming them to get married with a pep talk from Lucy. At Charlotte’s wedding, Lucy meets Harry P (Pedro Pascal) who pursues her and lavishes her with luxury dinner dates, huge bouquets of red peonies and more
Also at the wedding, Lucy runs into her ex, John (Chris Evans), an aspiring actor and cater waiter, who she just can’t seem to shake fully. Japanese Breakfast, aka Michelle Zauner, wrote a new song for the film, which played in one of the trailers alongside Madonna’s “Material Girl.”
Find the all the songs in Materialists below:
- “Manhattan” by Cat Power
- “Got It Bad” by LEISURE
- “Big Time Nothing” by St. Vincent
- “Dreaming” written by Robert Schumann
- “But Beautiful” by Bill Evans and Stan Getz
- “Sweet Caroline” by Neil Diamond
- “So Young” by The Ronettes
- “You Can’t Put Your Arms Around A Memory” by Johnny Thunders
- “Sophisticated Lady” by Taft Jordan
- “Le Temps De L’Amour by Françoise Hardy
- “I Guess The Lord Must Be In New York City” by Harry Nilsson
- “Oh! Sweet Nuthin!” by The Velvet Underground
- “All I Want” written by Panauh Kalayeh, Robert George Grant, Mikhail O. Johnson, Arthur Reed III and James Desmond
- “That’s All” by Baby Rose
- “Bounce Back” written by Michel-Yves Kochmann, Thomas Jean Rolland Didier
- “My Baby (Got Nothing At All)” by Japanese Breakfast
- “In Spite of Ourselves (Ft. Iris Dement)” by John Prine and Iris DeMent
