Animate @Кошки as a realistic mockumentary documentary shot. Preserve the original composition...

Animate @Кошки as a realistic mockumentary documentary shot. Preserve the original composition, characters, faces, clothing, environment, proportions, and visual identity exactly. Do not redesign or beautify the scene. The scene should feel like an authentic observational documentary moment captured by a real camera crew. Avoid cinematic perfection and polished commercial aesthetics. SUBJECT MOTION: Use subtle, natural, imperfect movements: small shifts of posture, blinking, breathing, slight changes in facial expression, tiny hand movements, natural weight shifts. The characters should behave as if they are unaware of the camera or only vaguely aware of being filmed. CAMERA: Handheld documentary camera. Slight organic camera shake, tiny reframing movements, imperfect stabilization, occasional micro-adjustments of focus and framing. The camera operator should feel like a real person reacting to what is happening rather than a programmed camera. TIMING: Let the shot breathe. Do not make everything move at once. Introduce small movements at different moments. Include brief moments of stillness and awkward pauses. MOCKUMENTARY FEEL: Deadpan observational humor. The comedy should come from the seriousness and ordinariness of the scene, not from exaggerated acting. Do not make characters perform for the camera. Preserve an understated, documentary-like tone. VISUAL REALISM: Natural lighting, realistic shadows, authentic textures, subtle motion blur, realistic depth of field, slight exposure fluctuations, natural skin texture. Keep the image grounded and believable. IMPORTANT: No dramatic camera movements. No zooms unless naturally motivated. No exaggerated facial expressions. No cartoon motion. No surreal deformation. No artificial cinematic slow motion. No glossy commercial look. No excessive stabilization. No new objects or characters. Do not change the original appearance of the subjects. The final result should look like a real frame from a dry, observational mockumentary — slightly awkward, spontaneous, mundane, and unintentionally funny.