The Broken Hearts Gallery (2021)

Buried under piles of mementoes from her past, we meet Lucy (Geraldine Viswanathan): on the surface, the ideal hip, young New Yorker working at a prestigious gallery and sleeping with the handsome gallery director, Max (Utkarsh Ambudkar). But when his ex shows up at a work event, a blindsided Lucy reveals the vulnerable mess that lurks below the surface, resulting in both the demise of her relationship with Max and her dismissal from the gallery.

A heartbroken Lucy finds herself unable to let go of her failed relationships, or the things that remind her of them. With a loving shove into reality from her roommates, Lucy and her literal baggage run into Nick (Dacre Montgomery) - a cynical, aspiring hotel owner who's amused by Lucy's antics and inadvertently inspires a solution: The Broken Hearts Gallery in the unfurnished lounge of his hotel.

As they work with each other to finish the hotel and promote the gallery, Lucy and Nick fall for one another. But when an enchanting ex makes an appearance, this time it's Nick who can't let go. Finally forced to admit his own romantic issues, Nick must convince Lucy not to give up and throw him in with the rest of her collection.

The Broken Hearts Gallery is written and directed by Natalie Krinsky (Grey's Anatomy, Gossip Girl). David Gross (Room) produces. Jesse Shapira, Jeff Arkuss, Josh Phillips, Natalie Krinsky, Chantelle Tabrizi, Andrew Robinson, Mathew Hart, Selena Gomez, Mandy Teefey, Mason Novick, Michelle Knudsen, Laurie May, and Noah Segal serve as executive producers. The Director of Photography is Alar Kivilo (The Blind Side). The Production Designer is Zazu Myers (The Grizzlies). The Editor is Shawn Paper (Girls). The Costume Designer is Lea Carlson (Room). The music is by Genevieve Vincent.

The romantic comedy stars Geraldine Viswanathan (Blockers), Dacre Montgomery (Stranger Things), Utkarsh Ambudkar, Molly Gordon (Booksmart), Phillipa Soo (Hamilton), Nathan Dales (Letterkenny), Bernadette Peters (Mozart in the Jungle), Ego Nwodim (SNL), Tattiawna Jones, Arturo Castro, Megan Ferguson, and Suki Waterhouse.

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