Fuga de Queda no Elevador de Arranha-Céu

Hyper-realistic cinematic action sequence, 15 seconds, aspect ratio 16:9. A glass elevator is falling down the outside of a modern skyscraper at night, surrounded by rain, city lights, reflections, sparks, and broken metal cables. A skilled spy with gray hair and beard in a dark tactical suit is trapped inside as the elevator drops fast along the building exterior. Camera angle 1: wide exterior shot of the skyscraper, the glass elevator suddenly breaks loose and begins falling down the side of the building, lights flickering inside, emergency sparks flying from the elevator rails. Camera angle 2: interior close shot, the spy is thrown against the glass wall as the elevator drops. He grabs the handrail, kicks open the emergency ceiling hatch, and climbs upward while loose objects float and slam around him from the falling motion. Camera angle 3: dramatic exterior tracking shot, the spy pulls himself onto the roof of the falling elevator. Rain hits hard, wind is violent, broken cables whip around him, sparks burst from the rails as the city blurs below. The spy jumps from the falling elevator onto a passing maintenance platform attached to the skyscraper. He barely catches the edge with one hand, swings hard, pulls himself up, then rolls onto the platform just as the glass elevator crashes far below in a huge burst of glass, sparks, and smoke. Final moment: the spy stands on the shaking maintenance platform, breathing hard, rain pouring over him, the destroyed elevator burning far below, city lights glowing behind him. Style: hyper-realistic, cinematic, intense vertical action, realistic physics, rain, glass reflections, sparks, smoke, dramatic lighting, fast but readable camera movement, high detail, no text, no logos, no slow motion, no cartoon style, no extra main characters. Keep proportions. Keep style and features. Aspect ratio 16:9.