꽃집 누나

Montage, multi-shot candid home video, don't use one camera angle or single cut, early-2000s home-video look, real captured footage feel, handheld, slightly crooked framing, natural available light only, photorealistic, fine video grain, faded color — 7 shots. Optics stay honest: 35mm natural perspective, straight verticals, undistorted faces, sharp from centre to corners, deep focus keeping stall and aisle legible, flat clean frame edges.

A student in a summer school uniform buys three stems of yellow flowers from the woman @Image 1 who runs a flower stall in an old Korean covered market on a hot afternoon, mostly so he can talk to her, while two friends stand behind him, one recording on a camcorder. Her long-haired white cat sits on the stall throughout. She knows why they came and enjoys it. Wet cement floor, translucent roof panels overhead, wooden stalls, crates, a bicycle at the bright open end of the aisle. Every object in frame is period-correct for 2003 or earlier. Warm, funny, affectionate tone, escalating from awkward to soft.

Shot 1 (0-2s): Over the student's shoulder at the stall, he stretches out an arm and points straight at a blue bucket of yellow flowers and asks, face in profile, lips visible: 「누나, 이거 얼마예요?」 Camera pushes in along his arm onto the pointing finger, then eases back out, frame staying rectilinear.

Shot 2 (2-4s): The woman @Image 1 lifts her head, looks at the bucket he points at, pushes the white cat off the newspaper stack with the back of her hand and stands, and says, lips visible: 「그거? 삼천 원.」 Camera tilts up at her from below the bench, wobbling.

Shot 3 (4-6s): The student digs three folded bills from his pocket and flattens them while the friend behind him shoves his back, laughing. Camera swings onto the friend and back.

Shot 4 (6-8s): She pulls three yellow stems from that same bucket one at a time, lays them across the newspaper and rolls it around them; the cat presses a paw on the paper's edge. Camera drops to a tight, crisp insert on her hands.

Shot 5 (8-10s): She knots twine around the bundle, then pulls a single pink flower from a different bucket, tucks it in beside the yellow ones, looks up at him with a smiling squint and says, lips visible: 「이건 누나 마음.」 Camera creeps in slowly on her face.

Shot 6 (10-13s): They trade — bills into her apron pocket, bundle into his two hands, his head dipping. The cat leans over and sniffs his school bag; his hand rises halfway, stops, and he looks at her; she tips her chin once and he strokes the cat's head. Camera leans in and tips sideways as the operator shifts grip.

Shot 7 (13-15s): He backs off half a step with the flowers against his chest, half-turns toward her, face in profile, lips visible, and says: 「감사합니다.」 She looks into the lens and waves once at chest height, eyes creasing. The cat walks to the bench's near edge and pushes its face into the lens until its white fur blocks the frame and the recording cuts off.

Sound: no music, only raw SFX — cicadas outside the arcade, the flat echo of an old market, muffled distant sellers, water sloshing in the buckets, his line lip-synced, shears and stems, newspaper rolling, twine pulled tight, a stifled laugh behind the camera, her two lines and his goodbye lip-synced, one short meow, rubber soles on wet cement. EMOTIONS: the student — nerve → embarrassment → surprise → quiet delight. No subtitles, no on-screen text, no logo, no watermark. Never render a reference sheet or duplicate a subject.