Movie shoots with Timothée Chalamet, Austin Butler take NYC back in time

nypost.com:

Zoë Kravitz are also in the cast. The East Village was restored to its gritty ’90s glory for the shoot, with old favorites such as Kim’s Video and Benny Burritos resurrected from the dead. “Doing period [pieces] in New york is a wonderful experience, you’re able to recapture some of the magic that is the rich history of New York City,” Aaron Hurvitz, a location scout who worked on both films, told The Post.

Have a look at some key locations. 443 E. 6th St., East VillageThis small storefront was dressed to look like a slice joint called Neno’s Pizza, perhaps a reference to the late Nino’s Pizza, a beloved spot on Avenue A and St.

Mark’s Place that closed in 2012. The actual 6th Street storefront was home to the tiny-but-influential cocktail bar Amor y Amargo from 2011 until the end of 2023, when it moved to a larger space nearby.

A bar called All Hands, from some of the same team as Amor y Amargo, is set to open there at some point. Southwest corner of Avenue A and 6th Street, East VillageThe art team recreated the beloved Mexican joint Benny’s Burritos and its iconic red awnings on its original Avenue A location.