미스터리 심리 스릴러 영화 포스터

Original prompt

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

[Purpose]
Korean mystery psychological thriller movie poster, vertical 9:16 cinematic one-sheet for theatrical promotion.
Tone it down from Gokseong / Svaha / Black List references into restrained dread, fog, and psychological tension, while making the poster feel like a finished Korean theatrical key art with real release information, billing typography, and layered rural atmosphere.

[Composition]
- Center the poster on a lonely figure seen from behind, placed slightly below mid-frame so the head line sits around 58% height, surrounded by thick night fog and a long rural road that pulls the eye into the distance.
- Place the {영화 제목} as the main title either at the top or bottom with strong hierarchy, and keep the {영문 부제}, {장르}, and {태그라인} as smaller supporting text blocks.
- Background should be a rural mountain village road at night with dense mist, dark winter trees, dim tiled rooftops or silhouettes of old houses at the edges, damp asphalt, utility poles, faint power lines, and one amber streetlamp far in the distance.
- Build a believable theatrical poster layout with a central axis, layered fog, realistic roadside details, small credits, release date, distributor-style marks, and a compact billing block at the bottom.
- Use {시각 컨셉} as the core scene description, but render it with realistic Korean film-poster composition rather than an illustration-like layout.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
1. Background layer: build a cold rural night scene with a narrow wet road receding into fog, muted pine-covered slopes, winter branches, scattered village rooflines, roadside guardrail fragments, utility poles, and low-contrast atmosphere in deep teal and gray.
2. Midground atmosphere: spread layered mist across the road and hillside so the horizon partially dissolves; keep the far distance barely visible except for one small amber streetlamp and a faint house window glow.
3. Main subject: place a single human figure from behind, small in scale and isolated, standing or slowly walking away; clothing should read as dark winter outerwear, worn coat texture, hood or scarf, slightly damp shoulders, and no face visible.
4. Title block: set {영화 제목} in large Korean serif type with sharp, elegant stroke contrast, positioned top-center or bottom-center; let the title interact with the fog through subtle ink-like grain and a faint shadow for readability.
5. Subtitle and metadata: place {영문 부제}, {장르}, and {태그라인} in smaller clean sans-serif or restrained serif supporting lines, aligned neatly with the title grid.
6. Realistic poster details: include short Korean feature-style copy lines such as “모든 기록은 사라지고, 기억만 남았다”, “한 마을, 같은 시간, 다른 증언”, and “올가을 가장 서늘한 심리 미스터리”; add “2026.10.31 대개봉”, “감독 한지우”, “주연 김서연 · 이무진 · 박도윤”, and a tiny bottom billing block in compressed Korean/English poster-credit typography.
7. Festival-style design motif: add a tiny laurel-like corner graphic or “공식 초청” inspired decorative mark only as a fictional graphic motif, not a real certification; keep it small and secondary.
8. Bottom information area: add realistic micro text, production/distribution line, website-style text “www.dawn2am-film.kr”, social handle “@dawn2am.movie”, small rectangular barcode-like ticket code area, and rating-placeholder box reading “관람등급 심의중”.
9. Finish: apply a cinematic poster finish with muted contrast, controlled grain, soft paper texture, subtle vignette, and a cool-to-warm color balance that keeps the amber lamp as the main warm accent.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: use a Korean serif such as Noto Serif KR or Sandoll Myeongjo for {영화 제목}, weight 600–700, with the supporting text in Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, weight 400–500, sized much smaller; bottom billing should use condensed tiny poster-credit typography.
- Color palette: deep teal, charcoal gray, fog gray, desaturated pine green, amber streetlamp glow; use #0F2A2E, #5E6A6A, #C9CED1, #1C2323, #D08A3B as the dominant palette.
- Texture and finishing: include realistic film grain, faint scratches in the darkest areas, wet asphalt reflections, mist diffusion, subtle paper-fiber texture, and soft poster vignette; keep shadows extremely subtle, with a faint 8–12px blur around the figure for separation and no heavy glow.
- Graphic treatment: use thin divider lines, tiny release-info labels, small production marks, a barcode/ticket-code area, and restrained Korean promo copy so the poster feels printed and commercially complete.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: 50mm cinema lens look, full-frame perspective, f/2.8 feel with moderate depth of field and compressed rural background layers.
- Lighting: overcast diffused moonless-night ambience with a distant practical amber streetlamp as the only direct warm source; soft haze scattering from left-to-right across the frame, with gentle highlights on wet road texture and the back of the coat.
- Color grade: desaturated cool teal-gray grade with restrained amber highlights, lifted blacks only slightly, realistic nighttime contrast, visible fog volume, and a melancholic Korean thriller film-poster finish.

[6. MOOD]
A restrained Korean atmospheric thriller poster with the eerie stillness of a Park Chan-wook / Na Hong-jin mood board, like a prestige festival one-sheet that favors tension over shock, but with enough real poster information, rural detail, and tactile print texture to feel like an actual theatrical release.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 표시되어야 하는 문구:
  - 새벽 두 시
  - 미스터리 · 심리 드라마
  - 어떤 새벽은 끝나지 않는다.
- Additional Korean poster text should be clean and legible where visible: “2026.10.31 대개봉”, “감독 한지우”, “주연 김서연 · 이무진 · 박도윤”, “관람등급 심의중”, “모든 기록은 사라지고, 기억만 남았다”.
- The lone figure must be seen from behind only, with no visible face.
- Keep the scene grounded in psychological dread and rural emptiness, not horror spectacle.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters
- Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness