霓虹雨の電話ボックス

Create a 12-second rainy-night film of one adult in a glass phone booth. No famous dialogue, no director name, no logos, no minors. Beat one (0–4s): look through rain on the glass at the adult in a plain coat, receiver at the ear, not speaking, only listening; the face wavers as water runs down the pane; camera holds still; sound is rain and a faint dial tone. Beat two (4–8s): extreme close-up of mouth and one eye; they almost whisper, lips part, then close again; a single neon sign smears green and amber across the cheek as a car passes; shallow focus, high grain, melancholic but calm. Beat three (8–12s): they hang up, turn, and walk into the wet crowd; introduce a gentle step-frame trail so the coat blurs while the booth stays put; taillights stretch into lines; rain stays constant. End on the empty booth. Adult only, restrained emotion, no kiss, no violence. User request: An adult in a khaki coat stands in a red phone booth on a rainy night and almost whispers one original line before walking into the traffic lights.