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Where was Afterwards filmed

Afterwards

Year: 2008

Genre: Detective, Drama, Thriller

Country: Canada, France, Germany

Film was filmed with a contemporary New York backdrop to support a story about a high-achieving lawyer whose personal life is unstable after a divorce. His worldview is challenged when he meets a doctor who insists he can sense imminent death and intervenes to help people resolve unfinished matters. Street intersections, bridge approaches, and subway infrastructure are used to ground the supernatural premise in everyday city movement and routine.

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Locations

  • Broadway & Marcy Avenue (Brooklyn)

    In movie

    Scene where it provides a grounded borough setting for character movement outside Manhattan’s core, using a more local street atmosphere to support narrative beats that rely on observation, urgency, and the contrast between ordinary surroundings and ominous implications.

    Real

    Scene was shot an intersection in Brooklyn near the Williamsburg/Bushwick edge, close to the Marcy Avenue transit corridor. The area mixes residential blocks with active road traffic, overhead rail elements nearby, and the practical look of a working neighborhood streetscape.

  • Broadway & West 50th Street (Manhattan)

    In movie

    Scene where it captures street-level city energy around key character moments, using crowds, storefront lighting, and the fast pace of Midtown to contrast with the film’s private, tense conversations and the growing feeling that something is off.

    Real

    Scene was shot a highly recognizable Manhattan intersection in the Times Square area, surrounded by theaters, hotels, illuminated signage, and constant pedestrian flow. The location is defined by heavy traffic control, crosswalks, and a dense concentration of commercial streetscape.

  • Chambers Street Subway Station (Manhattan)

    In movie

    Scene where it uses the everyday realism of public transit to stage unsettling observations and chance encounters, letting the background of commuters and train movement underline how the extraordinary story elements intrude into normal urban life.

    Real

    Scene was shot a Lower Manhattan subway station area associated with Chambers Street, close to civic buildings and the Tribeca/City Hall zone. It features typical NYC transit elements such as stairwell entrances, platform access, tiled walls, and constant commuter turnover.

  • Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge (Queensboro Bridge)

    In movie

    Scene where it shows travel and transitional moments tied to the characters’ daily routines, using the bridge setting to emphasize movement between boroughs and the sense of a busy city continuing around personal crises and unsettling revelations.

    Real

    Scene was shot a major cantilever bridge connecting Manhattan and Queens over the East River, with multi-level roadways and well-known approaches near East 59th Street. The surrounding area includes river views, dense traffic patterns, and recognizable NYC skyline sightlines.