The film was shot entirely in Brooklyn, using a small set of everyday neighborhood locations to ground a tense relationship story about three young adults torn between intimacy, jealousy, dependency, and unresolved trauma. The locations rely on real streets, a local bar, and a modest apartment to keep the drama close to ordinary life, while the characters' choices gradually raise the stakes.

Filming Locations:

Metropolitan Avenue and Union Avenue

In the Movie

Scene where street moments play out here to show characters going through daily routines, having conversations, and exchanging glances in real time as they move around the neighborhood and avoid directly confronting what is happening between them.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the intersection in Williamsburg on a busy east-west corridor with constant pedestrian traffic, cars, and nearby small businesses. The area looks like an authentic Brooklyn street scene, convenient for exterior scenes with conversations on the go and tense exchanges on the sidewalk.

Adams Street and Water Street

In the Movie

Scene where exterior scenes use this area to place characters in a harsher, more open public environment, emphasizing isolation and pressure as relationships crumble and the consequences of breakdown, secrecy, and care become harder to ignore.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the intersection in DUMBO near the waterfront and approaches to the Manhattan Bridge, with cobblestones, brick warehouses, and wide views of classic industrial architecture. The location is often used for gritty, grounded exterior shoots in New York.

Baric Bar

In the Movie

Scene where characters use the bar as a familiar local refuge where friendship and flirtation develop in plain sight, and alcohol and social pressure amplify misunderstandings and push group dynamics toward conflicts and poor decisions.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at a neighborhood bar space at 323 Graham Avenue in Williamsburg, near the L-train corridor on Graham Avenue, surrounded by low-rise shops and residential blocks. It is a typical Brooklyn corner hangout suitable for casual conversations and late-night gatherings.

Apartment (260 Moore Street)

In the Movie

Scene where the apartment is used for intimate conversations behind closed doors, where care, jealousy, and emotional dependency heat up, allowing the darkest plot twists to unfold in a tight space that feels uncomfortably real and personal.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at a residential building at 260 Moore Street in the East Williamsburg/Bushwick area, surrounded by tightly packed houses and remnants of light industry. The location suits modest Brooklyn housing where personal conversations can escalate into heated scenes.