Realistic Korean Street Fight Scene with DV Camcorder Aesthetic

GIRL = MAIN CHARACTER: Young Korean woman in her early 20s, natural appearance, black wavy hair loosely tied back, fitted dark short top, loose cargo pants and sneakers. Realistic skin texture, natural makeup, authentic facial expressions and realistic biomechanics. Use the reference image as the exact identity reference and maintain her appearance throughout. LOCATION: Quiet Korean neighborhood street during late afternoon. Narrow concrete road, small convenience store, parked scooters, bicycles, utility poles, apartment buildings, street signs, pedestrians in the distance and warm sunlight. The entire sequence feels like it was accidentally captured by a friend on an old consumer DV camcorder. CAMERA / LOOK: Early-2000s handheld digital camcorder. Strong natural camera shake, imperfect framing, occasional focus hunting, exposure shifts, blown-out highlights, soft 480p/720p digital texture, faded colors, compression noise, lens flare, rolling-shutter wobble and occasional accidental zooms. The camera operator reacts late to sudden movements and sometimes loses her in the frame before quickly finding her again. No polished modern cinematography. SEQUENCE: Opening: She walks casually down the residential street carrying a small shopping bag. Two or three adult men hanging around outside a convenience store notice her and start behaving disrespectfully, blocking part of the sidewalk and making unwanted comments. She ignores them and keeps walking. One steps into her path. She stops and calmly tells him, "Move." The camcorder shakes slightly as the operator moves closer. One man grabs toward her arm. She quickly pulls away and gives him a warning look. Fight breaks out: He tries to grab her again. She blocks his wrist, pivots away and delivers a quick controlled kick that knocks him backward. The other men rush toward her together rather than attacking one at a time. She ducks the first swing, redirects his arm, spins around the second attacker and pushes him into a parked trash container. The camcorder operator struggles to keep up, briefly losing her behind a parked scooter before swinging back into frame. She immediately steps sideways as another attacker charges, catches his momentum and sends him stumbling across the pavement. A fourth man tries to approach from behind. She notices him through a shop-window reflection, turns instantly and blocks his strike. She counters with a fast combination of parry, body strike, low sweep, sending him safely onto the ground. No exaggerated superpowers, no impossible strength, no gore. FINAL EXCHANGE: The remaining men hesitate. She stands in the middle of the street, breathing heavily, hair slightly messy, watching them cautiously. One makes another aggressive move. She sidesteps, redirects his arm and uses his momentum to throw him onto a pile of empty cardboard boxes. The boxes collapse dramatically. The other men immediately back away. She looks around, straightens her clothes and picks up the shopping bag that fell during the fight. A nearby friend filming her finally catches up. She looks directly into the camcorder and says with a tired expression: "Can we just go home now?" She walks away down the street without looking back. The camcorder operator follows her for a few steps, then accidentally zooms too far into her back before pulling focus. She turns around and waves dismissively at the camera. CUT TO BLACK. FIGHT STYLE: Realistic Taekwondo, Karate and practical self-defense movements. Fast but physically believable. Every strike has readable weight, balance and recovery. No teleportation, flying, energy beams, supernatural powers or impossible physics.