Or consider When Harry Met Sally (1989). Its famous Central Park scenes—paths layered with orange leaves, characters bundled in sweaters—capture a bittersweet romanticism. Fall in New York signals both loneliness and the possibility of connection. It’s the season of second glances and long walks, of conversations that drift into dusk.
Or consider When Harry Met Sally (1989). Its famous Central Park scenes—paths layered with orange leaves, characters bundled in sweaters—capture a bittersweet romanticism. Fall in New York signals both loneliness and the possibility of connection. It’s the season of second glances and long walks, of conversations that drift into dusk.