Use the provided image as the exact visual reference. A photorealistic cinematic shot of a Soviet railway station in 1942. The camera is completely stationary, with a locked composition. The ONLY moving element is the red Soviet flag. At first, the flag moves very gently in a light breeze. After one second, a sudden, short gust of wind blows from right to left, causing the flag to stretch outward and ripple naturally. The fabric moves with realistic weight, folds and tension. The gust lasts about one second, then the wind weakens and the flag gradually returns to gentle movement. The flag remains firmly attached to its original pole. Its fabric stays intact and semi-transparent. The golden hammer-and-sickle emblem and star remain unchanged. The railway clock is completely frozen. Both clock hands, all numerals, the red star, the clock face and the entire metal housing must remain perfectly identical to the reference image throughout the video. The station architecture, glass cano
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