If you look at it closely, you'll see that he is on the inside door, n the part of the door behind him is actually in the hallway. That is a door to another room. If we could see the floor, there would be better depth perception.Sorry but this one even makes less sense.
Why are there, supposedly, two doors on the same hinge?
The situation is even more implausible if you consider the depth of most inside doors.
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Except that there's clearly a wall behind that second door (not the one with the red figure drawn on top). Look closely. See the triangle; the inside of the triangle is the back wall.
Thus, there's absolutely no way, no where, and no space for that second door to swing open to the outside as you've drawn it in your diagram. Which is to say, then, that the second door can only open into the room, which brings us back to square one.
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at that gif 
