Static camera, completely locked-off shot. No camera movement, no zoom, no pan, no tilt. The gir...

Static camera, completely locked-off shot. No camera movement, no zoom, no pan, no tilt. The girl has just taken a drag from a cigarette for the first time. She gently exhales a small, natural cloud of cigarette smoke from her mouth. Immediately afterward, she gives a short, restrained cough because she clearly dislikes the sensation. Her reaction is subtle and realistic: she slightly squints, briefly tightens her lips and nose, showing mild discomfort and dislike. Her expression should feel natural and understated, NOT exaggerated, dramatic, comedic or theatrical. After coughing, she looks toward the boy in front of her with a slightly embarrassed, uncomfortable expression, as if trying to recover from an unpleasant first experience. The boy remains in the foreground on the LEFT side of the frame, seen only partially from behind / in profile as in the original image. He watches the girl and begins to laugh softly and naturally at her reaction. His shoulders and head make subtle movements from quiet laughter. IMPORTANT: the boy NEVER turns toward the camera. He keeps his face and attention directed toward the girl during the entire shot. Do not reveal his full face. A very gentle summer breeze moves through the balcony. The girl's loose hair softly and continuously sways in the breeze, especially the small strands around her face and shoulders. The boy's visible hair also moves slightly in the same breeze. The cigarette smoke naturally drifts sideways and slowly disperses in the air with the breeze. Keep all movements small, realistic and cinematic. Natural breathing, blinking and subtle body micro-movements. Preserve exactly the original composition, characters, facial identity, clothing, balcony, background, warm natural lighting, depth of field and framing. No additional people. No talking or lip-sync. No exaggerated coughing. No exaggerated facial expressions. No dramatic head movements. No camera movement. No character deformation. Photorealistic natural human motion.