The film was shot using real street scenes of Manhattan to ground the story of a cross-border manhunt about Turkish anti-terror agents searching for a wanted religious figure in New York. The narrative combines surveillance, police coordination, and personal history, moving between crowded public spaces and more formal Midtown locations to support themes of justice, prejudice, and revenge.

Filming Locations:

Times Square, Manhattan

In the Movie

Scene where at the bustling Midtown intersection, exterior street footage may support arrival, surveillance, and quick exchanges among crowds, taxis, and bright signs, emphasizing how difficult it is to track a target in a hyper-public environment with constant movement.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at Times Square — a major commercial and transportation hub in Midtown Manhattan, known for Broadway theaters, dense pedestrian traffic, and large digital billboards. This area spans several blocks around Broadway and Seventh Avenue, is under intense video surveillance, brightly lit at night, and active nearly around the clock.

780 Third Avenue (at the corner of East 49th Street), Manhattan

In the Movie

Scene where in the area of this corner of Third Avenue, exterior shots can convincingly look like a federal, corporate, or investigative setting — useful for moments involving coordination with authorities, meetings, or transitions between street action and institutional interiors without requiring complex set dressing.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at 780 Third Avenue — the address of an office tower on the East Side of Midtown, near East 49th Street, surrounded by corporate buildings and wide avenues typical of the area. The streetscape offers clean facades, even traffic flow, and a business district atmosphere suitable for exterior scenes with an official tone.