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1970s Italian Crime Drama Clip Generation

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(Poliziottesco Wednesday): Detective Rossi: Deep Heat (Commissario Rossi: la polizia in crisi nera). A crime wave has hit the city and the cops can't seem to get it together. Detective Rossi has had enough of the bureaucracy and the politicians tying his men's hands (and freeing the criminals to terrorize the city again!) - but can one hardnosed cop make a difference in a world gone mad? Maybe this nosey journalist can become an important ally!

Prompt structure analysis

This 视频 prompt uses about 449 characters across 5 descriptive segments. It builds the shot around “1970s Italian Crime Drama Clip Generation” and explicitly controls the subject and visual content.

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Add camera only when it changes the intended result, and remove decorative adjectives that do not affect the shot.

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