The film was shot in New York City and tells the story of a tightly connected chain of romantic and sexual encounters that unite several residents over a few hot days. The story quickly moves from one relationship to another, showing how one decision affects the life of the next person, crossing apartments, sidewalks, bars, and subway entrances. The film's structure is based on shifting perspectives and locations to trace desires, awkwardness, and consequences in an urban environment.

Filming Locations:

Robert G Salon (Commerce Street & Bedford Street)

In the Movie

The scene where moments related to personal transformation and attraction play out in and around this salon, using the cozy West Village street to match the film's relationship-focused close-up.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the salon located at 23 Commerce Street, near Bedford Street, in the West Village. This location is on a narrow historic block known for its dense residential facades and small shops characteristic of the area, creating an atmosphere of coziness and intimacy, perfect for intimate scenes.

Greenwich Street & Perry Street

In the Movie

The scene where transitions with walks and conversations are filmed at this intersection to connect individual encounters, visually emphasizing how quickly one character's night can turn into another's story.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the intersection in the West Village where Greenwich Street meets Perry Street. This location features shady alleys, old brick buildings, and a quieter residential atmosphere despite its proximity to bustling avenues, creating a unique contrast and making it an ideal spot for leisurely scenes.

East 70th Street & Lexington Avenue

In the Movie

The scene where a street episode referencing the famous 'dress scene' trope plays out at this intersection, using the recognizable Upper East Side block to create a playful, attention-grabbing moment.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the intersection in the Upper East Side, at East 70th Street and Lexington Avenue. This spot, framed by residential buildings and storefronts, represents a familiar, lived-in Manhattan corridor rather than a tourist attraction, giving it a sense of authenticity and everydayness, ideal for such scenes.

404 West 20th Street & 9th Avenue

In the Movie

The scene where one of the film's key relationship transfer scenes plays out around this corner in Chelsea, using the simple geometry of the avenue and street to maintain the fast pace between encounters and awkward consequences.

In Reality

The scene was filmed on a street in Chelsea, tied to the address 404 West 20th Street, near 9th Avenue. This area is known for its mid-rise buildings, heavy traffic, and the practical, grid-like appearance of Manhattan, creating a realistic and recognizable urban environment.

Belcourt (84 East 4th Street & 2nd Avenue)

In the Movie

The scene where a bar or restaurant-style meeting is filmed at this address in the East Village, to match the film's focus on spontaneous connections, using the neighborhood's nightlife energy as a plausible backdrop.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the real address 84 East 4th Street, near 2nd Avenue, in the East Village. This area is known for its vibrant nightlife, compact restaurant fronts, and narrow streets with constant evening pedestrian traffic, creating a lively and dynamic atmosphere perfect for meetings.