Broken Heart Syndrome 2012
In *Broken Heart Syndrome* (2012), a whirlwind comedy-drama directed by Dusty Mancinelli, Russ Kaufman faces a life-or-death race against a rare and mysterious condition.
Director: Dusty Mancinelli
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Broken Heart Syndrome* (2012) about?
*Broken Heart Syndrome* follows Russ Kaufman, a man diagnosed with a rare condition that could literally break his heart. Desperate to find a cure, he navigates a world of chaos, humor, and unexpected connections before time runs out.
Who directed *Broken Heart Syndrome*?
The film was directed by Dusty Mancinelli, known for her sharp eye for blending comedy with drama.
Who stars in *Broken Heart Syndrome*?
The film features Jim Annan, Andrew Church, and Joanna Douglas in key roles, bringing Russ's story to life with depth and humor.
Is *Broken Heart Syndrome* (2012) worth watching?
This 16-minute short packs a surprising amount of heart and humor into its brief runtime. While it didn't receive an IMDb rating, its genre and themes make it a compelling pick for fans of offbeat dramas and quick-witted comedies.
How long is *Broken Heart Syndrome*?
The film has a runtime of 16 minutes.
About Broken Heart Syndrome (2012) — A 16-Minute Comedy-Drama with Heart and Humor
In *Broken Heart Syndrome* (2012), a whirlwind comedy-drama directed by Dusty Mancinelli, Russ Kaufman faces a life-or-death race against a rare and mysterious condition. With his heart literally at risk of shattering, he scrambles to uncover a cure before time runs out, diving into a journey that blends urgency with sharp humor and emotional depth. The film captures the chaos of modern life, where love, loss, and desperation collide in unexpected ways.
Shot in just 16 minutes, *Broken Heart Syndrome* packs a punch with its quirky cast of characters and Mancinelli's deft touch for balancing laughs with poignant moments. The story explores themes of resilience, the fragility of human connections, and the absurdity of life's curveballs—all wrapped in a tight, high-energy narrative that lingers long after the credits roll.