Ultra-realistic scene of soldiers and medics performing CPR on a patient inside a dimly lit cave, illuminated by headlamps.

--- Ultra-realistic documentary war medical scene inside a deep natural cave. Eye-level 35mm documentary lens, imperfect framing, subtle film grain, uneven exposure, no cinematic lighting. Lighting ONLY from helmet headlamps + weak daylight at cave entrance; dust visible only in light beams. Muted earthy tones, high skin realism (pores, sweat, dust, pallor). Environment: uneven rocky ground, loose gravel, dusty air; old faded Persian kilim carpet (red/brown geometric, frayed, wrinkled, half-buried); simple worn wooden chair in background. Characters: • 2–3 tired security soldiers, weapons lowered, guarding cave. • 2 adult male combat medics, dusty uniforms, medical patches, blue nitrile gloves, helmet headlamps; calm, focused, visible fatigue. • Patient: adult male, supine, chest exposed, dusty, initially unresponsive, flaccid, pale. Medical action: Scientifically correct manual CPR — hands centered on sternum, elbows locked, shoulders over hands, 5–6 cm depth, 100–120/min, full recoil, slight asymmetry from uneven ground; rescuer sweat, jaw tension, forearm tremor. Mouth-to-mouth ventilation (no mask) only during pauses: nose pinched, lips sealed, controlled breath, subtle chest rise. Physiological progression: finger twitch → facial grimace → agonal breath → eyelid flutter → weak spontaneous breathing → partial eye opening. Negative: mask, pocket mask, BVM, oxygen, blood, gore, open wounds, hero poses, stylized lighting, incorrect CPR, bent elbows, exaggerated chest rise, See more