Photorealistic cinematic historical reconstruction, Britain, 1923. Lady Helen Nutting stands with six Basenji-type African dogs recently brought from Sudan. She is an English woman in period 1920s clothing, with dark neatly arranged hair. The six dogs are medium-sized Basenjis with short smooth coats, upright ears, tightly curled tails and natural varied markings; they must clearly resemble the Basenji breed, not generic African dogs. A simple British estate or kennel setting surrounds them, with restrained period details. Lady Helen calmly looks toward the dogs while one or two dogs subtly shift position, sniff the ground or turn their heads, creating natural life without dramatic action. The group remains calm and realistic. Muted brown and blue-grey tones, soft natural daylight, subtle film grain, restrained historical documentary atmosphere. Preserve the number, appearance and proportions of all six dogs and Lady Helen throughout the shot. No new people, no additional dogs, no breed changes, no scene change, no camera movement, no modern objects, no text, no fantasy, no anthropomorphism, no glossy AI look. No audio, no dialogue, no music, no sound effects.
