Static locked-off camera. Preserve the original frame exactly. The bottle must remain one single ...

Static locked-off camera. Preserve the original frame exactly. The bottle must remain one single rigid glass bottle with exactly ONE neck and ONE opening at all times. Do not duplicate, deform, morph, bend, or regenerate any part of the bottle. The bottle does NOT spin continuously and does NOT rock back and forth. Starting from its exact position in the source image, it makes only ONE small, smooth clockwise rotation on the carpet: the body stays approximately in place while the neck gently turns toward screen-right. The movement is short and subtle, only enough to change the direction of the neck. Then the bottle comes to a complete stop. Final position: the SINGLE bottle neck points clearly toward the young man sitting on the RIGHT side of the frame, directly next to the curly-haired girl. Once it reaches this direction, the bottle remains completely still for the rest of the shot. The seated friends quietly track this small movement with their eyes. Keep their bodies mostly still and preserve every face and identity. No exaggerated head movement or reactions. No second bottle neck. No duplicated opening. No bottle morphing. No oscillating rotation. No back-and-forth movement. No full spin. No sliding across the carpet. Camera completely static: no pan, tilt, zoom, dolly, reframing, or camera shake.