ホテルエレベーターの存在しない階の恐怖

英語プロンプト

Create a 30-second ultra-realistic live-action Japanese cinematic mystery thriller set inside a beautiful luxury hotel during a heavy midnight rainstorm 0–5 seconds: A young Japanese woman enters an elegant hotel lobby completely soaked from the rain. The reception desk is empty. Hundreds of small hotel lights glow warmly around her, but the entire building is strangely silent 5–10 seconds: She notices an old brass elevator at the end of the lobby. Its doors slowly open by themselves Inside the elevator, a single red suitcase is standing upright She looks around, then cautiously steps inside 10–16 seconds: The elevator begins moving upward The floor numbers change rapidly 3... 7... 12... 19... Then the display suddenly shows “00” The elevator stops 16–22 seconds: The doors open to a long corridor that looks exactly like the hotel lobby she just entered, but everything is abandoned and covered in dust At the far end of the corridor, she sees herself walking away She starts following her double 22–27 seconds: Her double suddenly stops Without turning around, she slowly raises one hand and points toward a hotel room The woman looks through the half-open door Inside is the same red suitcase from the elevator It is slowly moving by itself 27–30 seconds: The suitcase suddenly stops The woman hears her own voice whisper directly behind her “Don't open it” She turns around Nobody is there Cut to black Photorealistic live-action Japanese cinematic thriller, premium luxury hotel environment, realistic rain and reflections, elegant warm interior lighting contrasted with dark corridors, natural Japanese character, realistic facial expressions, cinematic camera movement, slow push-ins, smooth tracking shots, dramatic wide compositions, realistic elevator mechanics, detailed textures, subtle supernatural atmosphere, suspenseful pacing, strong visual storytelling, realistic physics, diegetic environmental sound only, no music, no narration, no excessive gore, no graphic injuries, no animation, no anime, no cartoon, no artificial CGI look, no distorted anatomy, no subtitles, no random text, no logos, no watermark