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After being dumped by his girlfriend, Nick, a novelist living in New York City, heads back to his hometown in Illinois where he meets Emma.

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Release date: Mar 8, 2013
 
MPAA rating: Rated R for some sexual references
 
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  • 40
    Los Angeles Times - by Glenn Whipp
    The film, directed by first-timer Rocky Powell, has a different happy ending in mind, one that adheres to rom-com formulas in a manner that should give it a second life on basic cable. Just don't expect to fall hard for it. ...read more

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    Slant Magazine - by Drew Hunt
    A feigned attempt at a stereotypically quirky indie film that has virtually nothing in the way of formal sophistication or narrative ambition. ...read more

  • 10
    Village Voice - by Ernest Hardy
    Full of familiar tropes, exhausted rhythms, self-conscious references to genre forebears...Language of a Broken Heart, directed by Rocky Powell from a screenplay by Juddy Talt, is pure product. ...read more

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