15-second realistic life short film, Reference-to-Video (R2V) driven. Use Image 1 to lock protagonist's identity: shoulder-length black curly hair, light blue hairpin, lavender knit cardigan, white top, indigo jeans, white canvas shoes. Use Image 2 to lock prop: large white plastic laundry detergent bottle with light blue cap. 

Scene: Daytime laundromat, narrow aisle, front-loading washing machine on the right, folding table in back. Cool white overhead lighting mixed with natural light. 

Style: 2000s home MiniDV, casually filmed by a friend. Non-professional composition, obvious handheld shake, slow panning, hunting autofocus, slight digital noise, faded low contrast. No stabilizers or cinematic moves.

00:00-00:03: Girl walks across aisle holding the bottle. Friend films from behind, camera starts on her shoes before tilting up.
00:03-00:06: She places the bottle on the machine and tries to unscrew the cap. It doesn't budge. She frowns.
00:06-00:09: She tries again with more force. The cap suddenly pops loose, she lurches back, taking a large step to regain balance. The bottle stays upright.
00:09-00:12: She pauses in shock, then breathes out in relief/embarrassment. Camera pushes in slightly too late/too far.
00:12-00:15: She places the cap on the machine and looks back at her friend with a wry smile. Camera tilts down toward her shoes and the bottle before cutting to black.

Audio: Authentic laundromat ambient sounds, machine hums, plastic clicks, her short intake of breath, and the friend's muffled laughter in the distance. No voiceover or music.