Mob Boss Therapy scene

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In 1999 antihero-prestige style: a powerful figure reclines on the psychiatrist's cream (#FFFAF0) couch, vulnerable yet dangerous. The therapist's office in neutral warm tones (#D4A853), suburban New Jersey visible through the windows. Clinical overhead fluorescent (#E8E8E8) mixed with warm desk lamp (#FFB347) creates naturalistic duality. Antihero television revolution captured on 16mm film with its characteristic grain. Prestige cinematography with handheld intimacy, the talking cure applied to the underworld, violence and suburban mundanity in constant contrast.

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   Step 3: Plan the adjacent shots

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