All the Vermeers in New York (1992)

Set against the backdrop of late 1980s New York, where the art and stock markets flourish, a tale of missed opportunities unfolds. Anna, a French actress studying in the city, encounters Mark, a successful stockbroker, while admiring a Vermeer painting at the Metropolitan Museum. Their unusual romance is marked by misunderstandings and the distractions of their respective worlds, including conflicts with loft-mates and the bustling art scene. As they navigate their self-absorbed lives, the movie leaves viewers with the haunting image of Vermeer’s portrait, symbolizing unasked questions about love and connection.