Rainy Phone Booth Goodbye Short

Create a 10 second cinematic rainy-night phone booth scene with a solitary adult character in a khaki trench coat holding a public phone receiver inside a red booth. Beat 1, seconds 0-4: shoot through rain-streaked glass from outside the booth; the character listens silently, eyes tired but tender, while water refracts the face into soft painterly distortions and distant streetlights stretch into neon bokeh. Beat 2, seconds 4-7: cut to an extreme close-up of lips, fingers, and half the face as the character whispers one short, unreadable goodbye into the receiver, then stops before saying more; keep the emotion restrained, intimate, and unresolved. Beat 3, seconds 7-10: the character hangs up, opens the booth door, and walks into a generic rainy crowd; use smeared slow motion, subtle handheld drift, shallow depth of field, wet pavement reflections, and elongated car-light trails so it feels like the memory stays behind in the booth. Use a retro urban night palette with green-yellow practical light, high-ISO grain, soft color shift, and gentle motion blur. Keep the red booth, trench coat, receiver, rain direction, facial continuity, and camera geography consistent. Avoid real city names, film-director references, copyrighted movie styling, quoted text, readable signs, brand logos, celebrity likenesses, melodramatic crying, horror tone, duplicated faces, changing coat color, extra phone receivers, abrupt camera jumps, and subtitles on screen.