Film, Television and Literature
- Broken (1993 film), American long-form music video, informally known as The Broken Movie, based on same-named 1992 album by industrial rock band Nine Inch Nails
- "Broken" (CSI: Miami), sixth episode from the first season of the American television series CSI: Miami
- Broken (Armstrong novel), sixth volume in Women of the Otherworld fantasy series by Canadian writer Kelley Armstrong; published in 2006
- Broken (2006 film), American drama which features drug addiction as a major plot device, directed by Alan White, it stars Heather Graham and Jeremy Sisto
- The Broken (film), a 2008 horror movie
- "Broken" (House), the first episode of season six of the US medical drama House
- Broken (Slaughter novel), a 2010 novel by Karin Slaughter
- "Broken" (Once Upon a Time), the second-season premiere of the US fantasy series Once Upon a Time.
- Broken (2012 film), a coming-of-age drama film
- Broken (2006 film) A British horror movie directed by Adam Mason and Simon Boyes starring Nadja Brand, Eric Colvin
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