Helicopter Rescue In Mountain Storm

the prompt

Realistic  cinematic action sequence, 15 seconds, aspect ratio 16:9. 

High in a brutal mountain storm, a rescue helicopter hovers beside a steep icy  cliff above a deep gorge. One rescue climber hangs half outside the  helicopter, braced on the landing skid, reaching down toward a stranded  climber who dangles below on a frayed rescue cable. Snow blasts through  the air, rotor wash throws ice everywhere, the helicopter shakes  violently in the wind, and the cable is already beginning to snap strand  by strand. Start with a wide exterior shot showing the helicopter fighting the  storm beside the cliff face while the stranded climber swings  dangerously over the abyss. 

Move into a tense side tracking shot: the  rescue climber locks one arm around the skid, stretches down with the  other hand, catches the stranded climber by the wrist and harness, and  tries to pull them upward while the cable groans under the weight. The  helicopter suddenly jolts sideways in turbulence, the skid scrapes the  rock wall, both climbers swing hard, and several strands of the cable  break at once. Keep the action clear and physical. 

The rescue climber plants both boots  against the skid, drags the stranded climber higher inch by inch, and  the last few cable strands start tearing apart. Final action: just as  the cable fully snaps, the rescue climber has enough grip to yank the  stranded climber up against the skid. Both slam into the side of the  helicopter, cling to the skid together for one desperate second, then  the helicopter banks away from the cliff as the broken cable whips down  into the darkness below. 

One rescue climber, one stranded climber, one helicopter, one cliff, one  obvious rescue goal. Realistic storm conditions, snow, ice, wind, rotor  wash, violent motion, strong physical struggle, cinematic mountain  lighting, fast but readable camera movement, high detail, no text, no  logos, no cartoon style, no extra main characters, no famous celebrity  faces, no recognizable actors, no movie-star resemblance, no  public-figure likenesses, no clear facial close-ups.