Korean Cafe Confrontation Drama

Prompt

Create a 30-second, 1080p ultra-realistic emotional live-action scene about a young woman confronting another woman who is involved with her boyfriend. Focus on authentic human emotion, escalating tension, realistic facial expressions and believable body language. No melodrama or theatrical acting. MAIN CHARACTER Young Korean woman in her early 20s, naturally beautiful, realistic skin texture, minimal makeup, long black hair loosely styled, wearing a fitted pastel-pink top, casual denim shorts and simple sneakers. Maintain exact facial identity, hairstyle, outfit and proportions throughout. LOCATION A quiet modern café during a rainy evening. Warm interior lighting, rain-covered windows, wooden tables, soft background conversations and a few customers. SCENE She enters the café and immediately notices her boyfriend sitting closely with another young woman near the window. She stops. Her expression changes from confusion to disbelief. She walks toward them slowly, trying to control her emotions. She looks directly at the other woman and says firmly: “Please leave him alone. He's my boyfriend.” The other woman looks uncomfortable and tries to respond. The girlfriend becomes more emotional and raises her voice: “You knew he was with me. Why are you doing this?” She points toward the café entrance and says through anger and hurt: “Just leave. Please.” Her boyfriend tries to interrupt and calm her down. She turns toward him briefly, then looks back at the other woman. Her anger suddenly begins turning into sadness. Her voice starts trembling. “I don't even understand why you would do this to me…” She tries to hold herself together, takes a shaky breath, and suddenly bursts into tears. Show the emotional breaking point naturally: trembling lips, tears streaming down her cheeks, shaky breathing and her trying unsuccessfully to wipe them away. She quietly says: “I trusted him… and I trusted you.” She looks down, covers her face for a moment and cries uncontrollably. The café becomes noticeably quiet around her. She takes a breath, wipes her tears, turns around and walks toward the door while still crying. The camera stays behind as she leaves the café. CAMERA / VISUAL STYLE Handheld cinematic live-action camera, subtle natural movement. Medium shots during the confrontation, gradually moving into intimate close-ups as her emotions intensify. Realistic eyes, tears, trembling lips, skin pores and natural facial movement. Rain reflections through the windows, shallow depth of field, realistic motion blur, 24fps, photorealistic. EMOTIONAL DIRECTION Suspicion → realization → confrontation → anger → shouting → emotional exhaustion → tears → heartbreak. The shouting should feel spontaneous rather than scripted. Her anger gradually collapses into genuine sadness. The final crying should feel raw, uncomfortable and completely human—not beautiful or glamorous