Edit Video 1 by removing only the five background pedestrians who cross behind the lead performer. Reconstruct the newly exposed pavement, tiled wall, closed kiosk, and reflections from Image 1. Preserve the lead performer pixel-consistently in position, identity, face, hair, wardrobe, body shape, gestures, walking cadence, gaze, lip movement, contact shadows, and occlusions. Preserve the original camera path, focal behavior, motion blur, exposure, crop, duration, edit points, and every foreground prop.

The lead walks from screen left to screen right and pauses beside the blue bench exactly as in Video 1. Do not retime or regenerate this action. When a removed pedestrian briefly overlaps the lead's coat edge, restore the coat from adjacent source frames and Image 2; keep the original fabric motion and edge softness. Rebuild only the vacated background region with temporally stable texture and matching parallax.

Audio scope: keep the original lead dialogue, footsteps, music, and room tone. Attenuate only identifiable background speech associated with the removed pedestrians, then fill the gap with matched ambient tone. Avoid changing the lead voice, inventing words, freezing background texture, duplicating passersby, warping the bench, shifting shadows, adding signs, beautifying the face, or introducing a watermark.