The film was shot in New York City, with filming taking place at real urban locations. The crew used the streets of Manhattan, neighborhoods of Brooklyn, and other iconic places such as Times Square and Central Park to capture the atmosphere of the metropolis. The selection of locations allowed reflecting the contrasts between the historical appearance and the modern dynamics of life. Real landscapes, ancient buildings, and modern quarters gave the filming a vibrant life and rhythm of the capital.

Filming Locations:

Battery Park

In the Movie

In Reality

The scene was filmed The southern shore of Manhattan was known as the Battery as early as the 17th century, when cannons were placed here to defend Manhattan from attacks by sea. The remaining western battery, known as Castle Clinton and built shortly before the War of 1812, was originally erected on a small island off the coast, but over time the land expanded and in 1855 surrounded the fort. The modern park now covers 25 acres and includes a small park, a restaurant, a carousel, and a World War II memorial.

Washington Street and Water Street (DUMBO)

In the Movie

The scene where street scenes around this Brooklyn intersection are filmed, immersing the characters in a recognizable, real urban environment as they move between nightspots and have important conversations.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the well-known intersection in the DUMBO neighborhood of Brooklyn, famous for its classic cobblestone streets and pronounced industrial-warehouse character. This area is often used for filming due to its iconic Brooklyn urban landscapes, located near the waterfront, which gives the scenes a special atmosphere and recognizability, drawing viewers' attention to the authenticity of the location.