Added to Netflix on Wednesday, Feb 14, 2024 The Heartbreak Agency follows a young journalist set on exposing the founder of a unique agency dedicated to helping the lovesick. As he dives into the world of heartbreak therapy under the guise of writing an article, he finds himself unexpectedly embroiled in a journey of self-discovery. This path leads him to question his own perceptions of love, heartache, and healing, blurring the lines between professional skepticism and personal vulnerability. The story artfully navigates the complexities of emotional recovery, presenting a heartwarming tale of introspection and the unexpected ways love can heal the deepest of wounds.
Length: 1h 36m
Genre: Romantic Comedy
This Title is: Heartwarming and Insightful
The Heartbreak Agency is New on Netflix in Canada!
Trailer
Cast
- Rosalie Thomass as the Skeptical Journalist
- Laurence Rupp as the Agency Founder
- Cora Trube as Supporting Role
Parental Guidance
Maturity Rating: PG-13
Themes of love, heartbreak, and emotional healing.
Trivia
- Based on the self-help book “Goodbye Herzschmerz” by Elena-Katharina Sohn.
- Directed by Shirel Peleg, known for “Kiss Me Kosher”.
- The movie is a production of UFA Fiction with an all-woman directorial and production team.
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The Heartbreak Agency strikes a fine balance between humor and heartfelt moments, with a storyline that engages and entertains. Critics and audiences alike have praised its fresh take on the romantic comedy genre, highlighting the chemistry between the leads and the innovative concept of a heartbreak therapy agency. While some may find the plot predictable, the movie’s charm lies in its execution and the performances of its cast, making it a worthy addition to Netflix’s roster of romantic comedies.
Critic Scores
The Heartbreak Agency has received a great review by the critics
