TV already showing "something Wrong

Cinematic thriller scene. Start with complete silence. A man stands alone in a dimly lit apartment at night. Only a flickering TV lights the room. On the TV: a live news broadcast. The camera slowly zooms in… the man freezes. The news suddenly shows the same man… standing in the same room… but from a different angle. His breathing gets heavier. He slowly turns his head toward the hallway. Darkness. Cut to: TV screen again — the version of him on TV starts moving… but the real one is still frozen. Subtle glitch effect. Footsteps echo from the hallway. Lights flicker. Close-up: sweat rolling down his face. The TV version of him suddenly looks directly into the camera and smiles. The real man whispers: “That’s not me…” The hallway light turns on by itself. A shadow stands there. Final frame: the shadow slowly raises its head — it has his face. Smash cut to black. Ultra-realistic acting, slow camera movement, psychological tension, minimal but powerful sound design, dark shadows, cinematic lighting, shallow depth of field, subtle glitch effects. Feels like a disturbing Netflix psychological thriller. Uncomfortable, tense, impossible to scroll past.