is the PRIMARY character reference. The hero must always be the exact…

@Image1 is the PRIMARY character reference. The hero must always be the exact man from @Image1: same face, beard, glasses, backward cap, black tactical outfit, katana, tactical backpack. Keep his identity clear and recognizable in every shot. @Video1 is ONLY a motion and intensity reference. Do not copy its actor, face, costume, or exact shots. 100% photorealistic live-action cinematic action footage, ARRI Alexa 65, anamorphic lenses, 35mm grain, wet night rooftop city, neon reflections, realistic physics, documentary action aesthetic. One continuous connected action sequence, not separate unrelated scenes. Same rooftop environment, same direction of movement, same hero throughout. The man from @Image1 sprints across a wet rooftop at night while three matte-black drones chase him from behind, firing red laser bolts that hit the concrete near his feet. The camera stays mostly front-facing or 3/4 front, tracking backward so his face, beard, glasses and expression remain visible. He glances back, dodges a laser burst, drops low into a fast slide, rises in one motion and slashes upward with the katana, destroying the first drone in a burst of sparks and metal fragments. Without stopping, he keeps running toward the rooftop edge as a helicopter appears above, spotlight cutting through smoke, rope ladder dropping down. At the roof edge he launches into a desperate leap across a narrow gap. Mid-air, face visible, he slices a second drone. The helicopter banks closer overhead. He stretches both hands upward and grabs the rope ladder hard, body swinging in the rotor wash above the city. The last drone overshoots beneath him and crashes in sparks and smoke. End with a close dynamic shot of him hanging from the ladder, breathing hard, city lights and burning debris below. Keep the face visible in most shots. Keep the hero clearly based on @Image1, not on @Video1. No generic soldier face, no actor replacement, no back-only running, no disconnected locations, no corridor shootout, no freeze-frame, no superhero flying.