車列を覆う砂嵐

Create a 15-second gritty wide-format desert film. No named director, no score-composer name, no military insignia, no subtitles, no gore. Beat one (0–5s): extreme wide shot, a dust wall miles high swallows the horizon; a tiny convoy of three plain supply trucks drives away from it across rippled sand; desaturated ochre and gray; low rumble under wind. Beat two (5–10s): inside the lead cab, an adult driver grips the wheel, jaw set, not screaming; sand ticks the glass; the sun dims as the wall arrives; camera shake only from the road, not a whip pan. Beat three (10–15s): the truck hits a dune lip and leaves the ground in slow motion, a dark silhouette against lightning inside the dust; debris streaks past the lens; hold the airborne shape and cut to black before any impact. Epic scale, readable geography, one vehicle identity throughout. User request: Three unmarked supply trucks cross a pale desert as a mile-high sandstorm closes in, and the lead truck crests a dune into the dark dust.