Nick And Norahs Infinite Playlist ⏰

There is something inherently romantic about the idea of a single night in New York City where everything changes. Whether you first met Nick and Norah

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The historic 24-hour Ukrainian diner in the East Village serves as a sanctuary where the characters pause to eat pierogies and talk out their emotional baggage. There is something inherently romantic about the idea

From the opening chords of Vampire Weekend’s "Ottoman" to the emotional resonance of Bishop Allen’s "Middle Management," the soundtrack is impeccable. It captures that specific moment in time when indie rock broke into the mainstream. But more importantly, the film understands why people love music. It understands the intimacy of a mixtape. As Nick (Michael Cera) famously says, "I'm not listening to it for the songs, I'm listening for the way she listens to them." Share public link The historic 24-hour Ukrainian diner

If you haven’t seen it, the plot is deceptively simple. Nick (Michael Cera), the bassist for a queercore band called The Jerkoffs (comprised of two gay black men who keep him around because he’s "cute"), has just been dumped by his emotionally abusive ex, Tris (Alexis Dziena). Norah (Kat Dennings) is Tris’s quiet, cynical classmate who pretends she doesn’t care but secretly carries a torch for the sensitive bassist.