Wolf of Wall Street Rally

It has the texture of a Hollywood-level commercial blockbuster, handheld camera with slight camera shake, fast-paced montage editing, and images full of energy and pressure, with no subtitles.
In the 1990s, the open-style office of a luxury securities firm in Manhattan, USA, was packed with hundreds of young male agents in suits, filling the space. American flags hung all around, ribbons fluttered in the air, and the entire hall was engulfed in a collective frenzy akin to a religious ritual.
00:00-00:04 Wide-format panoramic close-up: A middle-aged man in a suit and exuding a strong presence stands at the top of his desk, arms outstretched, shouting loudly: "I am not leaving!" "We are not leaving!" Hundreds of employees responded wildly at his feet, waving their arms, slapping tables, and hugging each other, as the hall roared and shook. Handheld cameras are forcefully pushed into the crowd, creating a sense of imminent presence and pressure.
00:04-00:09 Quick edit switch: Close-up of the male lead's chest and above, slightly damp with sweat, eyes burning with passion, lips loudly shouting: "They want to take it all away from you — ARE YOU GONNA LET THEM?!" Lines shift to employee close-up—young faces twisted in extreme excitement, some crying, some tearing ties, some jumping onto tables and shouting, "NO!!"
00:09-00:15 The male lead slaps his chest with one hand, raises his fist with the other, and utters his final words in a low yet forceful voice: "This is who we are." The camera suddenly zooms from close-up to a wide shot—the hall of hundreds erupts with the climax, ribbons cascade down, and the camera tilts slightly to capture the male lead's silhouette standing at the top of the crowd in the backlight, capturing that intense moment where heroism and madness coexist.