One continuous 4-second hyperrealistic live-action shot. Preserve the…

One continuous 4-second hyperrealistic live-action shot. Preserve the exact boy, robot, battery, logo and futuristic Russian plaza from the reference image. Initially, the robot is powered off: its single black face display is blank and every illuminated accent is dark. It stands nearly upright and motionless. 0–0.6 seconds: The boy presses the existing rear-head hatch release. The cover retracts upward, exposing the circular battery socket behind the ear, toward the back of the head. 0.6–2.1 seconds: He places the small round battery directly onto the circular socket. It magnetically seats with one precise click. Keep the printed face visible during insertion. His fingers release the battery and move clear. 2.1–3 seconds: The upper cover automatically slides downward and closes flush over the installed battery. The boy does not manually close it. 3–4 seconds: The robot powers on. Its cyan accents illuminate gently; cheerful curved crescent eyes appear on the black front display. Its head lifts slightly and its upper body straightens just a few centimetres, showing restored energy. No hunching or exaggerated movements. Throughout the shot, the camera makes a very slow, short move to the RIGHT with a subtle gradual push-in. No cuts or rapid zoom. Battery, hands and hatch remain sharp; the established plaza, decorative blue spruces, birches and pedestrians remain in strong optical background blur. Preserve the supplied logo as an unchanged physical printed texture: identical Cyrillic letters, symbols, colours, spacing and line breaks. No text morphing, melting, drifting, flickering or smearing. Only natural perspective changes and occlusion by the closing cover. Natural precise movements, realistic skin and materials, anatomically correct fingers. No palms, exotic plants, forest setting, grain, noise, CGI appearance, duplicate face, round surprised eyes, battery resizing or relocation of the socket into the ear.