The Broken Hearts Gallery
Why this pick
Its colorful, big-city energy and post-breakup reset echo Someone Great, balancing sharp comic momentum with a sincere belief that moving on can be creatively exhilarating.
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Why this pick
Its colorful, big-city energy and post-breakup reset echo Someone Great, balancing sharp comic momentum with a sincere belief that moving on can be creatively exhilarating.
Why this pick
This has the same polished New York rom-com sparkle, quick banter, ambitious young professionals, and breezy warmth—more workplace scheming than breakup catharsis.
Why this pick
A similarly lively ensemble follows women redefining love and independence in New York, with friendship carrying as much emotional weight as the romantic possibilities.
Why this pick
Less flashy but equally tender, it treats love, longing, and close friendship with witty dialogue and emotional generosity rather than easy romantic answers.
Why this pick
Its vibrant visual playfulness and buoyant post-breakup energy make it an ideal companion: two wounded strangers turn a chaotic day into something restorative and romantic.
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01 / THE STORY
On the heels of a blindsiding breakup, music journalist Jenny braces for a new beginning -- and one last adventure with her closest friends.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Jenny Young

Erin Kennedy

Blair Helms

Nate Davis

Gorgeous 169 Bar Patron

Matt

Hannah

Old Man