2020 Directed by Natalie Krinsky
Lucy is a young gallery assistant who collects mementos from her relationships. She discovers that she must let go of her past to move forward, and comes up with a lovely, artistic way to help herself and others who have suffered heartbreak.
Geraldine Viswanathan Dacre Montgomery Utkarsh Ambudkar Molly Gordon Phillipa Soo Arturo Castro Suki Waterhouse Sheila McCarthy Nathan Dales Ego Nwodim Megan Ferguson Bernadette Peters Nikki Duval Emma Hunter Taylor Hill Roy Choi Tattiawna Jones Tricia Black Ray Kahnert Elon Gold Raymond Ablack Nicholas Carella Trent Pardy Bradley Hamilton Okiki Kendall Bernard Kay Jack Newman Mel White Stephanie Ng Wan Show All…
Mason Novick Noah Segal Mathew Hart Selena Gomez Natalie Krinsky David Gross Jesse Shapira Laurie May Jeff Arkuss Michelle Knudsen Mandy Teefey Andrew M. Robinson Chantelle Tabrizi Jacki Glick Josh Phillips
La galleria dei cuori infranti, La galería de los corazones rotos, Галерия на разбитите сърцa, The Br💔ken Hearts Gallery
Relationship comedy Song and dance Crude humor and satire chemistry, hilarious, romantic comedy, sweet or humorous musical, songs, singing, comedy or funny romance, charming, comedy, delightful or witty comedy, relationships, funny, quirky or humor teenager, school, friendship, funny or nerds Show All…
mitski? lesbian philippa soo? a friends to lovers storyline full of yearning? if you’re going to make a film with the target audience of me personally then just say that
EVERYONE SHUT THE FUCK UP ME AND MY UNREALISTIC EXPECTATIONS OF ROMANCE ARE VICARIOUSLY LIVING THROUGH THIS MOVIE
When Lucy said “Crying’s my favourite activity.” I felt it deep in my bones. God I loved this!!!!!!!
watching this and shiva baby consecutively has me convinced that molly gordon’s character goes to law school in every film
romcoms are like antidepressants but without the side effects. why hasnt science looked into this?. if I was a doctor i would prescribe romcoms
I went into this thinking, "OK, this will be another cute little rom com, no big deal." I walked out absolutely floored. I'm pretty sure I was smiling the entire time. This is absolutely adorable! The charming leads feel so genuine. I'm very happy that it wasn't instalove between them (spoiler?). The story gave them room to breathe and grow as characters. The supporting cast is fun. The premise is cute. This feels very modern, and yet I think it will have a lot of staying power because it doesn't rely on slang, pop culture references, or the woes of dating in our current digital age in order to be fun. Honestly, there's nothing I disliked about it. I think I'll be seeing this one again many times!
God, I have never been so represented in cinema more than Philippa Soo being so nervous and disgusted just by thinking of heterosexual sex. This film really is about the struggles people face after a break-up and it showed how destructive or creative you can be after ending a relationship. The plot is your typical rom-com one, but this genre has a special place in my heart, so my ratings are probably skewed higher than it should be. Also, Lucy is literally me when it comes to keeping almost every single thing I’ve owned throughout my entire life and I find it difficult to let go of it because of the memories and the sentimental value. Lucy is incredibly lucky to have friends who will stick to her until the very end and I really wish I also have a couple of those in my life.
It’s so funny to me that it’s called The Broken Heart Gallery all the way through the film and then some guy in marketing must have said “hey guys it sounds better plural” and the director was like “but... Dacre Montgomery makes a whole ass neon sign that says The Broken Heart Gallery” and the marketing guy just shrugged.
