New York

Ben, in a scene with an orange-toned setting, spots a beautiful girl played by Rachel Bilson and follows her into a bar. They exchange pleasantries, with her being kind and attractive, but their encounter is interrupted by Garry entering the scene. Garry, who is married but involved with the girl, demonstrates his skills as a pickpocket.

The girl appears later wearing a blonde wig from her photo, indicating a change or concealment of identity. She has a pleasant interaction with the man, suggesting a moment of genuine connection amid the complex relationships involved.

A Hasidic Jewish woman prepares for her wedding, engaging in a business transaction with a Jain man, where they discuss their cultures and negotiate prices. The wedding follows, characterized by silent festivities, traditional attire, and men with beards and hats, with the bride and groom enjoying their celebration.

After the wedding and celebration, the Jain man is seen driving to an unknown destination, indicating his departure or the continuation of his journey beyond the wedding day.

A white girl born in Mali enters a Haitian driver’s cab, leading to a friendly and engaging conversation between them. They are later joined by another man, adding complexity to the scene.

A music composer working on anime meets a girl online, who is kind and sweet but initially unseen. When they finally meet, she bears a distinct resemblance to Christina Ricci. A separate orange-hued scene occurs in a restaurant setting.

A young woman on the subway narrates her life story to the audience, but her words are heard without visuals of her face. She mentions an upcoming meeting with a man, setting the stage for future events.

A retired opera singer moves into an elegant hotel where she interacts with a young, disabled foreign-born bellhop. They share several conversations before a mysterious white light appears outside the window, hinting at something supernatural or extraordinary. An older hotel employee echoes the young bellhop's sentiments.

An artist resembling Jay Leno, who wasn't born in the U.S., attempts to paint a beautiful Chinese woman but faces hesitation. Her strict boss shows little concern, and Chinese music accompanies the scene, leading to a surprising conclusion.

A white woman brings her provocative clothes to a Chinatown dry cleaner, who appears uncomfortable yet keeps the conversation in Cantonese, with the owner unable to understand. Later, the owner is seen with an attractive woman smoking outside a restaurant, culminating in a surprising ending.

In a park, two white women comment on a Hispanic man with a young girl at a fountain, complimenting his role as a 'manny'. The man then returns the girl to her mother, revealing that appearances may be deceptive and hinting at a hidden story.

A high school student is set up with a prom date by a pharmacist. The story unfolds with awkward encounters, an unpleasant surprise when meeting the girl, and a twist ending, showcasing unexpected outcomes of the prom night.

Cloris Leachman and Eli Wallach portray a couple celebrating their 63rd anniversary as they walk together through the city towards the beach, sharing tender moments and reflecting on their long-lasting relationship.