Wong Kar-wai Style Melancholy Phone Booth Scene

[Radio style]: 90s Hong Kong Art Cinema, retro film sense, High ISO Grain, vague yellow and green tone, Step-printing, depression.

"If memory is a can, I hope it never expires."

[Video Length]: 10 seconds
Script:

[00:00-00:04] Camera 1: Through the glass.
Image: A red public telephone booth full of rain.
Person: A man (or a woman) in a khaki-coloured windsuit, holding the earpiece in his hand, not talking, just listening.
Emotional performance: Through a reflection of glass, he/she saw his/her eyes empty and deep. Rain flowed over the glass and twisted his face like a painting.
Subtitle / Narrator: The image is as solid as the sound of rain.

[00:04-00:07] Camera 2: Extremely close and microexpression.
Image: Focus on human lips and half a face.
Move: He/she whispers gently to the microphone. The lips shiver slightly and seem to be trying to say something about swallowing back.
Shadows: Bokeh, who is on the side of the road, flows over his face, and is blind.
An emotional map of the lines: displaying a sense of extreme restraint and loneliness “to touch and take back”.

[00:07-00:10] Camera 3: Signative Slow Motion.
Image: The person hangs up the phone and turns around in the crowd at night.
Visual effects: Using the frame effect (Stop-motion feel), the back of the person becomes blurred and has a drag (Motion Blur), as if the soul remained in place and only the body was walking.
Environment: The background is a mobile urban light that forms a stretching light.

[Technology parameter]: Simulation of Handhold Camera, shallow view, colour shift, emotional depression.