Sidewalks of New York

Tommy Reilly is a disillusioned writer turned producer who struggles with his personal and professional life following a breakup. His character embodies the search for meaning and fulfillment amidst economic pressures and emotional estrangement.

Maria Tedesko is a grammar school teacher grappling with the aftermath of her divorce. Her character's cautiousness in love highlights the challenges of starting anew while facing unexpected consequences from past relationships.

Benjamin Bazler is a doorman with aspirations of becoming a musician, reflecting a yearning for creativity amidst his mundane job. He represents the struggle between dreams and reality, as he navigates his feelings towards his ex-wife and new love interests.

Ashley is a coffee shop waitress entangled in a complicated romantic relationship, characterized by her longing for authenticity and stability. Her decision-making reflects the complexities of modern love and the search for personal happiness.

Griffin Ritso is a married dentist caught in an affair, torn between his love for Ashley and his responsibilities to his family. His character represents the inner conflict faced by many in balancing desire with commitment.

Annie Matthews is Griffin's wife, seeking solace outside her unfulfilling marriage. Her journey towards self-discovery and empowerment highlights the theme of finding purpose amidst emotional turmoil.