The film was shot in Manhattan, using recognizable streets, parks, and major New York City landmarks to ground the story of three young New Yorkers untangling their intertwined romances. The locations support a modern, everyday tone: conversations on corners, walks through public spaces, and meetings at well-known civic and academic sites.

Filming Locations:

Minetta Street and Bleecker Street

In the Movie

Scene where a walking and talking moment set at a recognizable intersection in the Village; narrow streets and pedestrian traffic create the everyday rhythm of Manhattan as characters discuss relationship details.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the intersection of Minetta Street and Bleecker Street in Greenwich Village — an area known for its historic street layout and dense pedestrian traffic. Nearby are small shops, brownstones, and classic Village corners that look distinctly downtown.

Father Demo Square (Bleecker Street and Carmine Street)

In the Movie

Scene where a grounded street episode designed for conversation rather than spectacle: benches and open sightlines are used for character interaction in a restrained public space typical of downtown daily life.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at Father Demo Square — a small public square/park at the corner of Bleecker Street and Carmine Street in the West Village. It has benches, shade, and is a neighborhood gathering spot that works well for casual encounters without feeling like a tourist attraction.

Leroy Street and Hudson Street (near James J. Walker Park)

In the Movie

Scene where a street scene using the West Village atmosphere for naturalistic movement and dialogue, allowing characters to cross paths in a plausible neighborhood setting with light traffic and recognizable Manhattan architecture.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the corner of Leroy Street and Hudson Street in the West Village, a quiet intersection with a residential feel near the Hudson River waterfront. This area is known for its tree-lined streets, low-rise buildings, and quick access to nearby neighborhood parks.

9th Avenue and Little West 12th Street

In the Movie

Scene where a transitional exterior that places characters on busier streets, using the Meatpacking District's look and traffic flow to indicate an active social environment as the plot moves between meetings.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at 9th Avenue and Little West 12th Street in the Meatpacking District — an area shaped by former industrial buildings and lively nightlife. The wide avenue, crosswalks, and recognizable streetscape make it suitable for energetic street shots.

The High Line (519 West 23rd Street)

In the Movie

Scene where a daytime exterior designed for walking and discussions, using the elevated pedestrian walkway and open views as a neutral but unmistakably Manhattan environment that supports a measured, character-focused pace.

In Reality

The scene was filmed on the High Line near 519 West 23rd Street — an elevated linear park built on a former freight rail line. It features landscaped pathways, city views, and distinctive modern design, creating an easily recognizable New York public space.

Grand Central Terminal (89 East 42nd Street and Park Avenue)

In the Movie

Scene where a public moment that benefits from the movement and background energy of the station, placing characters in a space where arrivals, departures, and chance encounters feel plausible and immediate.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at Grand Central Terminal in Midtown Manhattan — a major transportation hub known for its Main Concourse, iconic clock, and constant flow of commuters. The building's scale and recognizable interiors make it a practical location for public meetings.

Columbia University (Broadway and West 116th Street)

In the Movie

Scene where a scene on or near campus, using the university setting to hint at work, study, or a planned meeting, contrasting the casual street corners with a more structured public environment.

In Reality

The scene was filmed on the Columbia University campus in Morningside Heights, around Broadway and West 116th Street — an Ivy League academic setting with formal gates, stone buildings, and recognizable university streets. This provides an institutional backdrop distinct from the downtown scenes.