Bickle's Solitary Blue Hour

"Travis Bickle, profound solitude captured in cinema, hyper-real film still drenched in emotional weight, cold blue hour lighting with dying warmth at the edges, rain-streaked glass creating liquid distortions as city neon smears across the windshield, shallow depth of field emphasizing isolation inside the cab, muted desaturated palette with a single sickly red traffic light accent, slow-motion implied stillness, fine analog grain reminiscent of 1970s existential cinema, lens flares bleeding into darkness, ray-traced reflections in pooling street water, breath faintly visible in the cold night air, negative space dominating the frame, crushing atmospheric pressure, intimate yet distant camera positioning, Vilmos Zsigmond-inspired melancholic cinematography, the weight of unspoken grief."