In a charming Brooklyn apartment overflowing with quirky collections—stamps, lipsticks, even a bacon-flavored condom—a young art curator with a knack for falling hard and fast turns heartbreak into her masterpiece. After a public betrayal shatters her latest romance, she transforms her breakup relics into an unconventional museum, inviting others to shed their own emotional baggage. What begins as a cathartic whim spirals into a cultural sensation, drawing crowds, press, and a chance at redemption. Amid vintage dresses, ping-pong bars, and a bonfire under the Brooklyn Bridge, she navigates love's messy ruins—only to discover that letting go might just mend her heart. A witty, tender tale of art, loss, and the unexpected beauty of moving on, this is a love letter to New York City and the broken things that make us whole.