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Synopsis

Maria is shattered after her boyfriend of six years, Matias, abruptly breaks up with her over a Skype call. She felt as if 'she'd almost die from the pain'. When she started to come to terms with the reality, she made up her mind to be strong, and not think about it, and went about her normal routine, which included attending her job at an advertising agency, that she did not really quite seem to like.

Things were never getting any better, and all Maria could see around and think of, were the memories of the moments spent with Matias, now her 'ex'. Being concerned for her, Natalia, Maria's best friend recommended her to get a room mate, for the huge apartment she was living in, just so she does not feel lonely. They finally meet Carolina, the perfect fit as her roommate, and the three become best-friends.

Meanwhile, Maria, went out on a few dates on tinder, with most of them ending up in one-night stands. Natalia asks Maria to erase Matias from her life once and for all, and to follow her dream of becoming a writer. Feeling inspired, Maria starts a blog named 'Soltera Codiciada' where she began writing about the pain of going through a break-up, and coming out of it to experience growth and enjoyment. The blog seems to have struck a cord with a lot of people, so much so, that it already had 300 views in a few days.

Maria had started to perform better at her job too, and also got interviewed by a magazine reporter. Maria and her friends attend a wedding party, where she runs into Matias. The two then talk and Matias apologizes for his behavior and asks for a fresh start. Later that night, the two ended up sleeping together.

Natalia was not happy with Maria's decision of going back to Matias, and she told Maria, that she was 'doing this to make Matias happy' and not thinking about 'her happiness'. In the end, when Matias asks Maria to move with him to Spain, Maria says no, calling it off with him. She realizes that she can be happy on her own, 'without him'. She quits her job, and starts writing a book. The movie ends with her announcing that she has finished writing her book, and celebrates it with her friends.

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Play	Title	Artist
	How to Get Over a Breakup
	Best Thing I Never Had
	Part Of Me
	So What
	Since U Been Gone
	FU (feat. French Montana)
	I Look So Good (Without You)
	Run the World (Girls)
	Ugly Heart
	Too Little, Too Late - Radio Version
	Fuck You
	No Scrubs
	You Don't Own Me (feat. G-Eazy)
	Blow Me (One Last Kiss)
	It's Alright, It's OK
	Confident
	Womanizer
	Fuck Apologies. (feat. Wiz Khalifa)
	Go Screw Yourself (GSY)
	U + Ur Hand
	Independent Women, Pt. 1
	Leave (Get Out) - Radio Edit
	Kiss My Ass
	I Can Do Better
	Wings
	Can't Be Tamed
	Fight Song
	The Fuckboy Song
	Never Again
	Hair (feat. Sean Paul)
	No Good For You
	What Goes Around.../...Comes Around (Interlude)
	Walk Away
	Better in Time
	Dickhead
	Liar
	Roar
	That Don't Impress Me Much
	I Will Survive - Single Version
	Ain't Your Mama
	He Wasn't
	Battlefield
	Tears (feat. Louisa Johnson)
	Your Love Is a Lie
	I Don't Care
	You Had Me
	Beautiful
	Strong Enough
	Survivor
	Boy
	How Ya Doin'?
	Hurts
	Shout Out to My Ex
	New Rules
	IDGAF
	Fighter
	Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)
	Miss Independent
	Mr. Know It All
	Bust Your Windows
	Don't Speak

User reviews

Andrew Wright

10/10

The songs in the film not only complement the narrative but also stand out on their own, with memorable lyrics and melodies that linger long after the movie ends. The emotional depth and authenticity of the music make it a standout element of How to Get Over a Breakup, adding an extra layer of depth to an already powerful story.

Anthony Robinson

9/10

The soundtrack of How to Get Over a Breakup perfectly captures the emotional rollercoaster Maria goes through after her heart-wrenching break-up with Matias. Each track resonated with me on a deep level, evoking feelings of heartache, resilience, and ultimately, empowerment.

Donald Scott

6/10

The soundtrack effectively enhances the tension during Maria's encounters with Matias, creating a palpable sense of unresolved emotions.

Patricia Jackson

6/10

The music that accompanies Maria's final moments of realization and self-empowerment resonates deeply, leaving a lasting impact on the audience.

Jennifer Evans

5/10

The soundtrack's ability to convey Maria's conflicting emotions towards Matias through music is both subtle and impactful.

Margaret Nelson

5/10

The music selection during Maria's moments of solitude and self-discovery beautifully underscores the introspective nature of her journey.

Michelle Davis

7/10

The soundtrack also beautifully reflected Maria's moments of strength and empowerment as she decided to move on from her past and focus on her own happiness. The uplifting and motivational tunes during these scenes inspired me and filled me with hope for Maria's future.

John Garcia

6/10

The music during Maria's moments of reflection and nostalgia for her past relationship with Matias evokes a sense of melancholy and longing.

Susan Nelson

5/10

The upbeat and empowering tunes played during Maria's transformation and growth phase are uplifting and inspiring.

Robert King

5/10

The use of music during Maria's decision-making moments adds a layer of emotional depth and complexity to her character arc.

Mary Brown

6/10

The soundtrack's ability to mirror Maria's growth and newfound independence through music is both poignant and empowering.

Betty Lewis

5/10

The soundtrack of How to Get Over a Breakup perfectly captures the emotional rollercoaster of Maria's journey post-breakup, from heartbreak to empowerment.

Dorothy Wilson

8/10

The soundtrack of How to Get Over a Breakup perfectly captured the emotional journey of Maria after her heartbreak. The music during Maria's moments of despair and sadness resonated deeply with me, evoking a sense of empathy for her pain and struggles.

Michelle Evans

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of How to Get Over a Breakup enhanced the storytelling of the film and added depth to Maria's character development. The music truly elevated the viewing experience and left a lasting impression on me.

Sarah Evans

10/10

The music beautifully underscores Maria's journey of self-discovery and growth, from the haunting melodies that reflect her initial sorrow to the uplifting tunes that symbolize her newfound strength and independence. The soundtrack truly enhances the storytelling, making Maria's experiences feel incredibly real and relatable.