"The tense hostage situation escalates as the armed man tightens his grip on the terrified 16-year-old girl’s wrist, pulling her forcefully toward the exit of the luxury hotel lobby. The revolver remains firmly in his other hand, still raised, warning anyone against making a move. The girl stumbles slightly as she’s dragged forward, her wide eyes filled with panic. Hotel guests and staff remain frozen in fear—some crouch behind the reception desk, while others cautiously watch, not daring to interfere. The hotel security guard at the entrance grips his radio, hesitating, knowing that any wrong move could turn deadly. The grand hotel doors swing open, revealing a dimly lit street outside. The flashing lights of an approaching police car reflect off the glass, casting an eerie glow into the lobby. The camera follows closely behind as the hostage-taker steps outside, scanning the street for an escape route. The tension is unbearable, with every second feeling like an eternity. The cinematography is dramatic, with handheld-style camera movement capturing the urgency of the moment. The lighting shifts from the warm interior glow of the hotel to the cold, harsh streetlights outside, symbolizing the transition from control to chaos."*