80s Ambassador car roadside portrait

Animate this exact still, not a new scene. Keep my face exactly as it is for every frame — same bone structure, nose, eyes, lips, skin tone and age, no slimming or smoothing — with zero drift as the clip plays. The only motion is a light breeze moving my hair and shirt collar and a thin curl of roadside dust drifting past at ground level; the Ambassador itself, my pose and the background building stay completely still, with no wheels turning and no sense of the car moving. Camera: a very slow, barely-there push on a slider, nothing fast enough to blur the car's upright body panels or its chrome trim. The low late-afternoon sun must keep the same angle and hardness for the whole clip, so the hard shadows it throws across the road and the hot specular streak along the chrome neither move nor soften. Keep the warm faded 1986 film colour, the grain and the cyan-shifted shadows exactly as strong for the full runtime. Add only distant road traffic and a single bird call, low in the mix — no dialogue, no music. Exclude any modern vehicle entering the background, any phone, and any on-screen text. Output: 6 seconds, one unbroken shot, no cuts, vertical 9:16 matching the still exactly, ending close enough to its own first frame to loop cleanly.