90s Hong Kong Action Comedy Chase

10-second cinematic action-comedy short film in the style of 1990s Hong Kong action-comedy movies, set on the streets of New York during the day, with slight film grain and vintage Hong Kong movie colors. 0-2 seconds: Busy New York street, a Black European/American man in a casual jacket looks back in a crowd as a group of men in black suits chases him. Handheld tracking shot, tense but comedic rhythm. 2-6 seconds: The man escapes while flexibly using street obstacles: rotating around a street sign to dodge attacks, causing the pursuers to collide with each other. Smooth, light, and humorous movements like a well-choreographed live-action scene, no blood or violence. 6-8 seconds: The man runs to a brick wall and finds no way out. He quickly pulls out a piece of white chalk and draws a circular black hole outline on the wall; chalk lines are clearly visible, and the hole looks like a 2D hand-drawn doodle, with a touch of absurd magical comedy. 8-10 seconds: The man jumps into the chalk-drawn hole without hesitation, his body disappearing as if passing through the reality of the wall. The men in suits brake sharply in front of the wall, reach out to touch the flat chalk drawing, find only a flat wall, and look shocked, confused, and comical. The camera zooms in on their surprised faces and the chalk hole on the wall, freezing in an absurd comedic atmosphere. Visual Style: 90s Hong Kong action comedy, realistic New York street texture, fast-paced editing, wide-angle lens, handheld photography, natural daylight, vintage film grain, lighthearted humor, clean action. Character Requirements: The protagonist is an original Black European/American male character, not resembling any real actor or celebrity; the suit-wearing men are generic pursuers. Negative Prompt: No blood, no real harm, no firearms, no modern sci-fi feel, no superhero effects, no full cartoon animation style, no blurred faces, no text watermarks.