A young man steals the actual sun from the sky to power his reading lamp. Photorealistic surreal com

A young man steals the actual sun from the sky to power his reading lamp. Photorealistic surreal comedy, filmed with completely deadpan seriousness. On an apartment rooftop at sunset, a man in a blue sweatshirt stands beside a small table holding an open book and a vintage desk lamp with an empty bulb socket. The opening frame catches his raised fingers already gripping the distant sun through impossible forced perspective. He twists his wrist. The sun unscrews from the sky and becomes a glowing, palm-sized bulb between his fingers. The moment it detaches, the entire city plunges into blue night; apartment windows light up. Warm sunlight now comes exclusively from the tiny sun in his hand. He screws it into the desk lamp. An absurdly powerful golden beam floods the table while the skyline remains dark. Completely unimpressed, he sits down and turns a page. One continuous shot, 47° field of view, camera two meters away, gentle forward push. Keep his hand, the sun and the lamp clearly readable. Preserve highlight detail during the lighting change. Audio: city ambience, electrical unscrewing crackle, socket click, paper rustle. No music, no subtitles.