Nolan style Navy SEAL jungle firefight action sequence

High-octane, hyper-realistic military action sequence in the style of Christopher Nolan, shot on actual 70mm IMAX cameras in bright, harsh midday sun. Fast-paced multi-shot editing with quick, cinematic cuts timed at exactly one shot every 2 seconds across a complete 15-second timeline. A disciplined squad of Navy SEALs in weathered tactical gear moves through a dense, sun-drenched Mexican jungle. High-contrast Nolan-esque color grading with deep, dark shadows, cold teals, and intense, bright highlights. Blinding, realistic shafts of midday sunlight pierce the thick canopy, creating stark overexposed light patches on the jungle floor. Rapid sequence of intense, rapid-fire cuts: Shot 1 (0-2s): Eye-level tracking shot of SEALs advancing past thick vines in bright daylight. Shot 2 (2-4s): Tight, detailed close-up of an assault rifle muzzle flash momentarily overpowering the bright sunlight. Shot 3 (4-6s): Low-angle handheld camera whip-panning as a hidden cartel operator fires from ancient stone ruins under a clear blue sky. Shot 4 (6-8s): Ground-level macro shot of splintering tree bark and flying dirt clods exploding in stark, sharp sunlight. Shot 5 (8-10s): Fast tracking shot behind a SEAL diving for cover through heavy white gun smoke illuminated by harsh day rays. Shot 6 (10-12s): High-angle wide shot of the intense firefight, showing the chaotic layout of the jungle skirmish. Shot 7 (12-14s): Shaky handheld tracking shot following a SEAL tossing a tactical smoke grenade into a clearing. Shot 8 (14-15s): Sudden hard cut to black with a lingering, thick cloud of white smoke dispersing into the midday sunlight. Raw documentary-style camera textures, organic lens flares, lifelike physics, authentic daytime motion blur, and a visceral, gripping sense of real-world peril. Ultra-detailed, 4k resolution.