WWII First-Person Trench POV Survival Sequence

Ultra-realistic WWII battlefield POV, gritty historical war-cinema realism. Entire sequence in first-person perspective from a soldier. Handheld body-mounted camera feel, violent shake during impacts, natural head turns, breath-driven motion, mud on the lens, smoke, dust, overcast daylight, muted colors, subtle film grain, practical chaos, no modern polish. POV character: young frontline soldier, only his hands, rifle, sleeves and breathing occasionally visible. Background: allied soldiers moving through trenches and battlefield smoke, medics, distant enemy fire, military vehicles in the far background. European battlefield during World War II: muddy trench line, shattered trees, barbed wire, shell craters, sandbags, ruined farmhouse in the distance, heavy smoke falling debris. Historical realism, immersive first-person war tension, realistic weapon handling, practical battlefield sound, stable era accuracy, believable smoke and mud physics, no gore, no slow fantasy action, intense survival atmosphere. 0-5s: POV sprint through trench - Heavy breathing, boots splashing in mud, soldiers shouting in English, artillery impacts nearby. The POV character climbs a trench ladder toward open ground as dust hits the lens. 5-10s: POV over the top - shoots across cratered terrain under intense gunfire, dives behind a broken wall, reloads with shaking hands, and peeks over cover as smoke rolls across the field. 10-15s: POV push through chaos - A nearby explosion throws dirt into the frame. A wounded comrade grabs his sleeve and shouts: "Keep moving!" He pulls free and rushes through the field toward the ruined farmhouse. 15-20s: POV final surge - He bursts through a damaged doorway, turns fast, presses against the wall, breathing hard, while distant gunfire continues outside. Final moment: he looks down at his trembling hands, then back toward the doorway as the battle moves on.