REFERENCES @image3 controls only the man's face, hair colour, skin, eye colour and build. Do not copy wardrobe, background, pose, framing or lighting from @image3 . @image1 controls only the pack geometry, colour, finish and all label text. Do not copy background, hands, lighting or scale from @image1 . SCENE Late afternoon on a quiet country road. @image2 and @image3 are sitting side by side on the hood of a classic late-1980s car, @image3 on the left, @image2 on the right, both turned slightly toward each other with their knees almost touching. The car's paint, badge and grille read clearly below them. Behind them the road falls away into blurred trees and a low sun, and the frame holds only the two of them, the hood, and the treeline. WARDROBE @image3 wears a faded blue denim button-up open over a plain white T-shirt, high-waisted relaxed blue jeans and a worn leather belt. His hair has authentic late-1980s volume. @image2 wears a loose oversized white blouse with rolled sleeves tucked into high-waisted light-blue denim jeans, and a small vintage wristwatch. Her hair is styled with late-1980s volume and body, colour and length exactly as @image2 . Both are dressed and groomed as real people in 1988, never as a costume. LIGHT One condition, unchanged across every beat. Low warm afternoon sun from frame-right, flaring gently at the edge of the lens. Warm rim on the sides of their hair and jawlines. Soft bounce off the pale car hood filling the shadow side of both faces. Subtle atmospheric haze between them and the treeline. No fill light, no studio lighting. CAMERA Locked-off eye-level two-shot on a 50mm lens, chest-up on both of them, with one very slow push-in across the whole clip. Shallow depth of field so the treeline stays soft. Slight handheld weight, never a visible operator move, never a cut. 0:00-0:03 @image3 turns toward @image2 and looks at her with a small affectionate expression. @image2 is already looking back at him, her hand flat on the hood between them. The low sun catches the edge of her hair. Neither of them speaks. A single slow blink from @image2 . 0:03-0:05 @image3 leans in slowly toward @image2 . @image2 reads it, lifts her chin, and leans in to meet him. Both sets of eyes lower. They stop a few centimetres apart. Her fingers curl slightly against the hood. Neither of them speaks. 0:05-0:06 @image2 stops dead. Her eyes snap open and she pulls back one sharp inch, her nose wrinkling. @image3 stays exactly where he is, eyes still closed for a beat, then opens them. 0:06-0:08 @image2 holds @image3 at arm's length with one flat palm on his chest and looks straight at him. Her mouth moves only for her own line. At 0:06 she says, flatly and a little appalled: "Wait, did you eat garlic?" 0:08-0:09 @image2 turns her face away an inch and fans the air once with her free hand. @image3 stays where he is, still leaning, and starts to realise what she means. At 0:08 she says, short and disgusted: "Ew." 0:09-0:10.5 @image2 keeps the palm on his chest and digs into her front jean pocket with the other hand. @image3 opens his mouth to answer and closes it again. At 0:09 she says, without looking at him: "I'm not kissing that." 0:10.5-0:12 @image2 brings @image1 up between them and thumbs one piece free of the pack. The label on @image1 crosses the frame in focus for this beat and is sharpest here. @image3 watches her hands, eyebrows going up. At 0:10.5 she says, business-like: "Here, chew this first." 0:12-0:13.5 @image2 puts the @image1 straight into @image3 hands. He lets her, too surprised to stop it. She sits back and folds her arms, while @image3 still in @image3 hands. One object only, never a second pack anywhere in frame. At 0:12, starting before opening @image1 , @image3 says, defensively: "It was one piece of bread." 0:13.5-0:15 @image3 opens @image1 , slowly, and looks at @image2 completely bewildered. @image2 raises her eyebrows at him and does not move. At 0:13.5, @image3 says: "One." From 0:14.2 to the last frame neither of them speaks. They hold the look, the sun flares once at the lens edge, and the car and treeline are unchanged. PERFORMANCE Played straight, never mugged. The first three seconds are a genuine romantic beat with no comedy in them, and the turn at 0:05 is the whole joke, so it must be sudden and physical rather than acted out in advance. @image2 is practical rather than cruel about it. @image3 is not offended, only confused, and stays confused to the last frame. Real weight shifts, real breathing, small unconscious adjustments on the hood. VOICE @image2 : female, warm and bright, unhurried American. @image3 : male, dry and slightly flat American, lower placement. Each mouth moves only during that person's own lines. Realistic lip articulation, no exaggerated mouth opening, no head turns while speaking. Natural breaths. REALISM Pore-level skin realism on both faces, fine texture, faint natural shine on the forehead in the warm light, real eyebrow and lash detail, wet living eyes with catch-lights and natural asymmetric blinking. Flyaway hairs catching the low sun. Denim shows real weave, creasing and wear. The car hood shows fine swirl marks and dust in the raking light. PHYSICS Both bodies carry weight on the hood and the suspension settles very slightly when @image2 sits back at 0:12. Hair moves with real inertia when she pulls back and a few strands fall across her face. Cloth creases and drapes naturally under the lean. @image1 has real weight and correct contact shadow against her hand. Correct contact between her palm and his chest. FILM LOOK Authentic 35mm analog film capture. Warm muted vintage colour, slightly faded highlights, gentle brown and beige tones, low-to-moderate contrast, subtle halation around the sun and the brightest edges, fine authentic film grain, mild lens imperfections, slight softness away from the centre, faint gate weave. It should read as a genuine home-shot film clip from 1988, imperfect and warm. AUDIO Natural ambient only: warm outdoor air, distant birds, a car passing far off, the faint creak of the hood under their weight, the small crackle of the pack. Ambience ducks slightly under each line. LOCKS Same face, hair colour and length, skin and eye colour as @image2 for the woman in every beat, first frame to last. Same face, hair colour, skin and eye colour as @image3 for the man in every beat, first frame to last. Same wardrobe on both from first frame to last, fully covered throughout. @image1 stays one object, correct one-hand scale, label text correctly spelled and legible whenever in focus, sharpest in the 0:10.5-0:12 beat. Exactly two people in frame, four arms and four hands total, anatomically correct with five fingers each. Same car, same road, same warm low sun from frame-right, first frame to last. Spoken lines exactly as written, in order, at the stated timings, with accurate natural lip-sync, and each line spoken by the named person only. AVOID No cuts. No slow motion. No repeated action. No second or duplicate product. No modern cars, no modern clothing, no modern hairstyles, no contemporary styling. No digital sharpness, no CGI look, no glossy studio lighting, no retouching, no skin smoothing, no commercial polish. No on-screen text, no captions, no subtitles, no music. No logos other than the product's own packaging. No third person in frame and no reflection of the camera anywhere in the shot.