PHOTOREALISTIC CINEMATIC VIDEO, 15 sec, 16:9, 35mm lens, shallow depth of field, warm golden-hour light, high-end film look. CHARACTERS (identical in every frame): Woman, mid-20s, curvy Indian/Latina, wavy shoulder-length brown hair (soaked, on sand), soft makeup, wet olive-green sleeveless bodycon midi dress, gold chain necklace, hoop earrings, watch on left wrist, small floral tattoo on right forearm. Realistic skin, water droplets, sand grains. Boyfriend: early-30s, athletic, wet white t-shirt, dark shorts, short wet hair. LOCATION: Quiet beach, wet sand, foaming waves behind, side sunlight with rim light on wet hair and skin, light sea breeze. 0-5s: Wide-to-medium shot, slow push-in at sand level. She lies on her back, eyes closed. He drops to his knees, urgently tilts her head and performs rescue-style chest compressions, realistic and non-graphic. Worried, panicked face; water drips from his hair. A wave washes near her feet. 5-10s: Close-up, slight handheld push-in on her hand and face. Her fingers twitch, hand curls, eyelids flutter, chest rises with a breath. He notices, freezes, panic turns to deep relief. Rack focus from her hand to his face. 10-15s: Medium close-up at sand level, both in frame. Still lying down, she opens her eyes, smiles mischievously, and playfully spits a small burst of seawater at his face. Droplets arc slowly, catching sunlight. He recoils, blinks, then laughs in shock. She looks relieved and amused. End on a warm two-shot. CAMERA: smooth, slight handheld, slow push-ins, no sudden cuts. AUDIO: waves, seagulls, wind, her small cough, soft laughter, light emotional score. NEGATIVE: no blood, no gore, no distortion, no extra fingers, no face morphing, no outfit or jewelry change, no text, no watermark, no cartoon or plastic skin.
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