잔잔한 가족 드라마 영화 포스터

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[Input]
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1536

[Purpose]
Korean independent art-house film poster for a quiet family drama, vertical 9:16 format for theatrical key art, local cinema display, and festival submission.
Create a real-looking printed movie poster with emotionally rich domestic detail, believable Korean typography, production billing, release information, and a warm photographic still that feels like a captured moment from the film.
Balanced, reflective composition with photo-realistic warmth and restrained typography, inspired by Korean indie cinema poster design.

[Composition]
- Center the main family dinner scene as the visual anchor, occupying about 55% of the frame, with the title zone in the upper 18% and credits/lower billings in the bottom 12%.
- Background: a Korean middle-class detached house garden at dusk, with a dining table near a glowing window, old wooden window frames, potted plants, a low garden wall, faint laundry line silhouette, porch light, soft garden shadows, and slightly textured film-poster paper look with a matte printed finish.
- The dinner table should feel lived-in and natural: rice bowls, small banchan plates, soup pot, metal chopsticks, water glasses, folded napkins, a worn floral tablecloth, and subtle steam catching the dusk light.
- Use {영화 제목}, {영문 부제}, {장르}, {태그라인}, {시각 컨셉} as the editable text and scene-description anchors.
- Add authentic movie-poster information around the scene: release date label, small screening/ticket line, production company names, director/cast credits, and a tiny poster code or catalog number near the bottom edge.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
- Top title area: Set {영화 제목} large and centered, using a refined modern serif or bold Myeongjo style, with crisp Korean kerning and strong vertical presence.
- Subtitle line: Place {영문 부제} directly below the main title in a smaller uppercase sans serif, spaced out subtly for an art-film feel.
- Genre label and tagline zone: Place {장르} as a compact label near the title or upper-right corner; set {태그라인} in a smaller line near the mid-lower area, aligned with the poster’s calm rhythm.
- Main image area: Render {시각 컨셉} as a photo-realistic dinner scene with exactly 4 family members seated naturally, warm dusk light from the window, thoughtful expressions, and no melodramatic gesture.
- Festival / screening details: Add 2–3 clearly fictional festival-style laurels or selection lines, such as “제12회 작은영화주간 초청” and “관객의 밤 상영작”, placed near the upper corners or above the title without resembling an official government seal.
- Release and ticket info: Include a compact line such as “2026.05.01 대개봉”, “저녁 7시 특별 상영”, “예매: 독립영화관 현장 및 온라인”, and “상영관: 서울아트시네마 2관” in small Korean text near the lower third.
- Billing block: Add narrow condensed bottom credits with realistic Korean film-poster wording: “감독 김도윤  출연 한지우 박성민 윤서아 최민재  제작 봄밤필름  배급 고요픽처스”. Include a small model-name / photo-credit style line such as “Still Photography: LEE HANEUL / Poster Design: STUDIO EVENING”.
- Sponsor / partner area: Add a small horizontal sponsor strip at the bottom with fictional text marks only, such as “봄밤필름 · 고요스튜디오 · 동네극장 프로젝트”, separated by thin dividers.
- Decorative graphic elements: Use subtle window-grid lines, small pressed-leaf motifs, faint handwritten date marks, and a tiny ticket-stub icon integrated into the printed poster texture.
- Overall integration: Blend the text and image with poster-like hierarchy so the family scene supports the typography while still feeling like a complete theatrical one-sheet.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: Use Noto Serif KR or Nanum Myeongjo for {영화 제목} at heavy weight, and Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for {영문 부제}, {장르}, release details, screening info, and billing text at light/medium weight; title size should dominate, subtitle around one-third the title height.
- Color palette: muted earth tones, amber dusk, warm cobalt shadow, deep brown, soft beige, and subdued olive; keep saturation low and contrast gentle.
- Text hierarchy: Main title must be readable from a distance; secondary Korean details should look authentic as printed poster text, with proper spacing, alignment, and clean Hangul rendering.
- Printed finish: use subtle vignette, fine paper grain, tiny ink absorption, and soft printed-poster shadow only if needed; avoid hard outlines, neon glows, or glossy gradients.
- Layout realism: include believable margins, imperfect photographic depth, natural household details, and production typography that makes the poster feel physically printed and ready for a cinema lobby.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: cinematic 50mm or 85mm lens look, full-frame, shallow-to-moderate depth of field, poster-grade realism with a composed still-photography feel.
- Lighting: soft window light from the right-rear at dusk, with diffused amber fill from the sky and a faint cool cobalt shadow in the darker areas; no harsh spotlight.
- Color grade: faded earth-brown + dusk amber + muted blue-shadow grade, similar to a restrained Korean festival drama still with gentle film emulation.
- Photographic detail: realistic skin tones, believable seated posture, soft reflections on metal chopsticks and bowls, fabric texture on clothing, dim garden greenery, and subtle interior light spilling through the window.

[6. MOOD]
A quiet Korean family-drama poster with the reflective, human-scale emotional restraint of an Arthouse Cinema One-sheet, like the understated mood of Lee Chang-dong and Kore-eda without copying any specific scene.
The image should feel like one ordinary evening remembered years later: warm food, unsaid words, familiar silence, and the gentle melancholy of home.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: the following strings must appear exactly and cleanly in the rendered image: "해 질 무렵의 집", "가족 드라마", "우리 모두 지나온 어떤 저녁의 풍경."
- Preserve all editable anchors exactly: {영화 제목}, {영문 부제}, {장르}, {태그라인}, {시각 컨셉}.
- Family scene invariants: show exactly 4 family members at the dinner table, with natural anatomy and believable seated poses; expressions should remain calm, thoughtful, and emotionally restrained.
- Poster hierarchy must remain vertical and film-poster-like, with the title clearly legible and the scene supporting the typography.
- Add realistic Korean poster microcopy such as “2026.05.01 대개봉”, “예매: 독립영화관 현장 및 온라인”, “감독 김도윤”, and “제작 봄밤필름” as small supporting text.
- All Korean text must be legible, properly spaced, and free of broken Hangul.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters
- Horror, thriller, or overtly tragic expressions