Rainy Bridge Cable Snap Action

Realistic cinematic action sequence, 15 seconds, aspect ratio 16:9. At night in heavy rain, a lone driver in a dark SUV races across a long suspension bridge over black water toward the far shore as the bridge begins failing around him. The sequence opens with a wide low angle showing the wet bridge deck, flashing warning lights, and traffic stopped ahead and behind. A massive suspension cable suddenly snaps with a violent burst of sparks, the whole bridge lurches, and the road tilts sharply to one side. The driver grips the wheel and accelerates as abandoned cars behind him begin sliding backward across the rain-slick deck into the darkness, smashing into each other and crashing through broken railings. Keep the action clear and physical. The SUV fishtails but stays under control as the driver swerves around a sliding sedan and a fallen cable whipping across the road. The bridge deck buckles in sections, sending cracks racing through the asphalt. Another support cable snaps, one lane drops lower than the other, and a car behind the SUV loses traction and disappears over the edge. Use dynamic but readable camera movement: wide exterior view of the bridge twisting in the storm, low tracking shot beside the SUV tires cutting through water, and a tense front three-quarter angle as the vehicle climbs the tilted roadway toward safety. Final action: the driver pushes through the last unstable section just as the center span behind him tears downward. He bursts off the bridge onto solid ground at the far anchorage while the roadway behind collapses in stages, cars sliding backward into the void, cables snapping, sparks flying, and rain exploding off the shattered structure. Realistic storm lighting, hard rain, wet reflections, engine spray, debris, violent structural movement, intense survival atmosphere, no text, no logos, no cartoon style, no slow motion, no extra main characters, no famous celebrity faces, no recognizable actors, no movie-star resemblance, no public-figure likenesses, no clear facial close-ups.