Dakota Johnson navigates a love triangle with Chris Evans and Pedro Pascal in new 'Materialists' trailer

While speaking with Pedro Almodóvar for Interview Magazine, the writer-director expressed, "I think of my actors like they’re my spouse. You chose them, and you love them, and you know them so intimately that there are so many things that are their strengths that made you love them, but also there’s so many flaws that drive you crazy. And then you have to constantly decide if you’re going to accept them, try to correct them on set, or try to correct them in post-production. But I usually find that, just as you eventually have to accept your partner’s whole being, there are moments where I accept everything about my actors."

A young, ambitious New York City matchmaker finds herself torn between the perfect match and her imperfect ex.

Elijah Wood and Daniel Noah interviewed Song for their podcast, Visitations, and she opened up about her creative process. "Writing something or making something is what I would call an erotic act because you’re trying to reach something that you can’t quite," Song explained. "I’ve never been able to finish something that I thought I was smarter than. I always have to believe that the thing that I’m writing is much smarter than me and that it’s hard to reach."

Materialists will be released in theaters on June 13.