The film "5 to 7" was filmed in New York, USA.

Filming Locations:

The St. Regis New York

In the movie

Scene where Young writer Brian Bloom begins an affair with an older French woman who is in an open marriage.

In reality

The scene was filmed at The St. Regis New York - a luxury hotel that opened in 1904. It was built by one of America's richest men, John Jacob Astor IV.

The Plaza Hotel

In the movie

Scene where Brian Bloom and Arielle Pierpont go on another date.

In reality

The scene was filmed at The famous hotel got its name because it occupies the western side of Grand Army Plaza. It opened on October 1, 1890.

The St. Regis New York

In the movie

Scene where The limited time frame for the characters' meetings is tied to the atmosphere of an elite hotel, using its address and reputation to make the dates seem confidential, expensive, and carefully planned.

In reality

The scene was filmed at The St. Regis New York, a historic luxury hotel located at 2 East 55th Street near Fifth Avenue. It is known for its impeccable service, elegant rooms, and long-standing association with Manhattan high society, symbolizing luxury and exclusivity. This is a place where every date looks like part of a carefully crafted plan, enveloped in an atmosphere of sophistication and inaccessibility.

Grand Army Plaza (Manhattan)

In the movie

Scene where The characters cross paths in a busy and recognizable Manhattan location, where the constant flow of tourists, commuters, and park visitors amplifies the sense of limited time.

In reality

The scene was filmed at Grand Army Plaza, located at the southeast corner of Central Park. It is a major public intersection near West 59th Street, adorned with prominent monuments and characterized by heavy pedestrian traffic. It provides direct access to park entrances, creating a dynamic and ever-changing environment where characters can accidentally meet or intentionally seek each other among the crowd.

New York Public Library (Stephen A. Schwarzman Building)

In the movie

Scene where The writer's world is reinforced through a real institutional setting associated with books and study, making the character's creative aspirations tangible amidst the daily hustle of the city.

In reality

The scene was filmed at the main building of the New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue. It is an architectural masterpiece in the Beaux-Arts style with iconic lion statues, majestic reading rooms, and a strong association with research, writing, and ambition. Such a setting perfectly highlights the character's intellectual pursuits, creating a backdrop where his creative endeavors feel particularly significant and inspiring, despite the bustling city life outside the library walls.

Conservatory Pond, Central Park

In the movie

Scene where Their moments of walking and talking use a calmer park setting to slow down the pace, providing space for deeper reflection while keeping them visible in Manhattan's public life.

In reality

The scene was filmed at Conservatory Pond in Central Park, located near East 74th Street. It is a calm body of water known for its model sailboats, cozy benches nearby, and open views that sharply contrast with the density and bustle of the surrounding city streets. Such a setting creates an ideal backdrop for intimate conversations, allowing the characters to open up while remaining part of New York's scenic and public panorama.