The A24 Podcast Creative Affair with Celine Song & Eva Victor
Jul 23, 2025
Celine Song, a Korean-Canadian filmmaker known for "Past Lives," and Eva Victor, an American actress and director of "Sorry Baby," dive into an engaging discussion. They share their fun take on hydration while celebrating the film industry. The duo candidly reflect on the complex emotions of making a debut film and the balance between visibility and authenticity. Celine's intriguing insights from the Oscars and Eva's intricate directing process also shine, along with a playful debate on celebrity crushes and the value of teamwork in storytelling.
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Feeling Seen Versus Visible
- Celine Song felt visible but not truly seen during her film debut journey.
- She experienced a euphoric feeling when truly seen by audiences and interviewers.
Debut Film's Intense Pace
- Making a debut film is an intense, fast-moving learning process.
- The second film experience allowed appreciation and more control over the filmmaking.
Director’s Unique Team Connection
- The director knows every crew member intimately and leads a big creative team.
- Collaboration builds trust so department heads can anticipate needs independently.