The film was shot in New York City and uses everyday streets and small interiors to follow three people whose lives intersect through brief but significant encounters. The camera stays close to ordinary routines — work, errands, and quiet observations — so the city feels lived-in rather than glamorous. The filming locations support themes of grief, loneliness, and hesitant connection, placing characters in ordinary public spaces where strangers constantly pass by.

Filming Locations:

Broadway between 80th and 81st Streets (KEY PHRASE=Broadway West 80th)

In the Movie

The scene where shows street footage on Broadway as characters move through their daily routines in Manhattan. This setting supports a grounded urban rhythm with real sidewalks, crosswalks, and passing New Yorkers, emphasizing how close strangers can be without interacting.

In Reality

The scene was filmed on a busy stretch of Broadway in the Upper West Side — a wide avenue lined with prewar apartment buildings, local shops, and constantly filled with pedestrians. This block is near classic neighborhood spots and typical New York street bustle, making it ideal for naturalistic urban scene shooting.

124 West 30th Street, near 6th Avenue (KEY PHRASE=124 West 30th Street)

In the Movie

The scene where a store-related exterior moment takes place, set in a Midtown block around West 30th Street and Sixth Avenue, using a real storefront and adjacent sidewalk. The location feels like an ordinary errand stop, reinforcing the film's restrained, observational tone.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at 124 West 30th Street and its surroundings, near Sixth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan — an area dominated by small retail outlets, office buildings, loading zones, and constant pedestrian traffic. The urban landscape here is practical and commercially oriented, perfectly suited for simple storefront and sidewalk scenes.