The film was primarily shot in New York City and uses real, recognizable streets, bridges, and waterfronts to tell the story of a successful financier whose life falls apart after a sudden loss. The locations emphasize everyday routes, business districts, and transportation hubs, helping the viewer track his changing habits, impulsive decisions, and gradual attempts to reconnect with others.

Filming Locations:

250 Greenwich Street

In the Film

Scene where office-related exterior material that supports the character’s professional identity and the pressure placed on him to act “normal,” using a real corporate address to keep the workplace stakes concrete and recognizable.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at 250 Greenwich Street is a modern office building in Manhattan’s Financial District/Lower Manhattan area, close to Barclay Street and major civic and commercial complexes. The surrounding blocks have a corporate feel with wide sidewalks, security-heavy entrances, and steady commuter foot traffic.

Manhattan Bridge

In the Film

Scene where an exterior New York establishing moment that places the character within Lower Manhattan’s daily movement of cars, pedestrians, and waterfront infrastructure, reinforcing the sense of routine continuing even as his personal life falls apart.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at The Manhattan Bridge is a major suspension bridge crossing the East River and linking Chinatown in Manhattan with DUMBO in Brooklyn. The spot is widely used for city establishing shots thanks to its steel towers, waterfront approaches, and clear views of Lower Manhattan traffic patterns.

Boardwalk West

In the Film

Scene where coastal boardwalk moments that shift the tone away from offices and subways, giving space for conversations and reflection while keeping the setting grounded in a real, public place with everyday passersby.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at Boardwalk West refers to the western stretch of the Coney Island boardwalk area along the Atlantic shoreline in Brooklyn. The location offers open sky, long walking paths, nearby amusement structures, and seasonal crowds, providing a distinctly different mood from Manhattan’s tight streets.

Grand Central Terminal

In the Film

Scene where transit-centered sequences that underline turning points and day-to-day travel, using the terminal’s recognizable interior/exterior presence to keep the story anchored in a realistic New York rhythm.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at Grand Central Terminal is an iconic transportation terminal in Midtown Manhattan known for its Main Concourse, historic architecture, and nonstop commuter circulation. The building’s scale, lighting, and constant motion make it a strong real-world backdrop for scenes focused on travel, decisions, and transitions.

Pier 54

In the Film

Scene where waterfront sequences that use the open river edge and greenway movement to support a calmer, transitional beat, contrasting the character’s inner chaos with a public space built for routine exercise and passing conversations.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at Pier 54 is part of Hudson River Park on Manhattan’s west side, located along the Hudson River Greenway between West 12th and West 13th Streets. The area features riverfront paths, bikes and runners, open water views, and rebuilt pier structures used for public recreation.