Rotating Hallway Fight scene

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In 2010 rotating-corridor style: a hotel corridor in impossible rotation, gravity shifting as dreamscape destabilizes. Combatants float and tumble through the space, fighting across walls and ceiling as orientation becomes meaningless. Warm hotel amber (#FFB347) carpet patterns and cream (#FFFDD0) walls now disorienting as up becomes down. Bodies suspended mid-strike as the practical rotating set spins. Anamorphic 2.39:1 with 45° shutter for motion blur, the physical weight of real actors in actual rotating set construction. Deep shadow (#1C1C1C) in corners, single overhead practical hotel lighting.

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