Create an ultra-photorealistic, 15-second continuous shot of a bronze rally car accelerating along a broad road beside a dormant volcanic caldera. Towering basalt cliffs rise on the left; an immense crater drops away on the right. Ahead, the road reaches a solid ridge beyond the unstable mountainside. Start at tire level, gravel firing backward, then sweep alongside as sunset ignites the bodywork against charcoal rock. An earthquake splits a monumental basalt pillar. It topples along the shoulder, its jagged flank smashing the ground barely a meter from the driver's door. The impact ruptures an adjoining stone ledge, releasing a fractured cliff rib farther ahead. Rise through open crater air into a distant aerial: a whole section of mountain folds inward beside the tiny accelerating car. Dive toward the passenger side as the cliff rib rotates downward. Its far end strikes a natural pedestal supporting an enormous overhang. The pedestal bursts apart, throwing black stone across the lane eight meters behind the rear bumper. The overhang begins dropping, its vast shadow racing across the car. Shift into an elevated diagonal view that holds vehicle and falling rock together. The driver charges out from beneath the descending mass; the mountain strikes six meters behind the bumper, erupting into a towering curtain of stone and dust. Finish above the intact ridge as the car reaches clear ground and the collapse empties into the crater. Fixed amber sunlight, cool skylight, tactile basalt, restrained lens flare, brutal scale, continuous camera motion, no slow motion.