cinematic three-frame photo collage with a film-grain and Fuji-style texture

cinematic three-frame photo collage with a film-grain and Fuji-style texture, inspired by recent indie films like Aftersun and Past Lives. Scene: a quiet library in the early morning, bathed in soft, slanted sunlight streaming through tall windows. The overall tone is cool and desaturated, with gentle overexposure and preserved shadow detail — creating a nostalgic, introspective mood. Outfit: simple white sweater, minimal accessories. Lighting: diffused and natural, no hard shadows, soft bloom on highlights. 1️⃣ First frame (close-up, upper body, back view): The subject stands before a tall bookshelf, head slightly tilted upward, scanning the rows of books. 📜 Subtitle at the bottom (bilingual): Are all the stories written in books?” 2️⃣ Second frame (medium shot): The subject sits sideways at a wooden desk by the window, sunlight falling on the open pages. They read quietly, absorbed in thought. 📜 Subtitle: I seem to be... reading someone else's script.” 3️⃣ Third frame (tight close-up): The camera focuses on the face, positioned slightly to the left of the frame. The subject gently closes the book and gazes toward the glowing window with calm eyes. 📜 Subtitle: My story begins with this stroke.” 🎞️ The composition feels like a still sequence from an arthouse film — contemplative, quiet, and cinematic — exploring themes of identity, memory, and self-discovery through visual storytelling.