Thank you Natalie Krinsky for an altogether different yet heartwarming romantic comedy watch after a long time!
The Broken Hearts Gallery starts off a bit rough with the lead character of Lucy (played by Indian-origin actress Geraldine Viswanathan), starting off as an unrelatable, pining, emotional mess who dreams to open her own art gallery someday.
But the director weaves her magic with every progressive scene, adding layers and layers until you are completely sold on her motivations and her quest for romantic fulfilment.
Dacre Montgomery is a delight as the male lead, Nick, an aspiring hotel owner and every scene between the lead couple is full of sparkling chemistry and genuine, quirky wit.
Special mention must be made for the lead's BFFs, played by Molly Gordon and Philipa Soo, who steal every scene they are in.
Spectacular writing, backed by affable performances and razor-sharp direction.
Highly recommended. This might just be the rom-com of the year
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The Broken Hearts Gallery starts off a bit rough with the lead character of Lucy (played by Indian-origin actress Geraldine Viswanathan), starting off as an unrelatable, pining, emotional mess who dreams to open her own art gallery someday.
But the director weaves her magic with every progressive scene, adding layers and layers until you are completely sold on her motivations and her quest for romantic fulfilment.
Dacre Montgomery is a delight as the male lead, Nick, an aspiring hotel owner and every scene between the lead couple is full of sparkling chemistry and genuine, quirky wit.
Special mention must be made for the lead's BFFs, played by Molly Gordon and Philipa Soo, who steal every scene they are in.
Spectacular writing, backed by affable performances and razor-sharp direction.
Highly recommended. This might just be the rom-com of the year
#MovieReview #BrokenHeartsGallery #AmazonPrime #Hollywood.