Scene 2: Lost in the Wild As Samurai stands alone, his tear-streaked face lit only by the dim glow of moonlight filtering through the towering canopy, the camera slowly tracks in, capturing the trembling of his small, cold fingers against the rough bark of an ancient oak. His wide eyes dart nervously between the shadows that playfully stretch and coil around him like phantoms. The lens softly pans to follow his gaze as a rustling bush catches his attention, revealing a flicker of subtle movement—perhaps a critter or a whispering wind—and his chest heaves in response to the unknown. Camera depth sharpens to highlight Samurai’s vulnerability amidst the colossal, unfamiliar landscape. The scene breathes with a sense of being both isolated and enveloped by the vast wilderness, each frame meticulously curated with moon-kissed leaves and shadowy silhouettes, crafting a poignant visual poetry reminiscent of an award-winning indie drama. Shot on Arri Alexa, printed on Kodak 2383 film print.