Plakat SAKURA NOIR: karmazynowa suknia w burzy płatków wiśni

Cinematic movie poster. Night in a Kyoto temple courtyard lit by hundreds of glowing paper lanterns, a dark wooden pagoda and moss-covered stone lanterns behind, and a raging storm of cherry blossom petals swirling through the whole frame. A woman in her early thirties wears a deep crimson silk satin off-the-shoulder gown with a high slit up one leg; she stands on the worn temple steps and turns to look back over her shoulder straight at the camera with a slow half-smile, the satin catching the warm lantern light. Three lines of crisp poster typography: across the top, in large refined serif capitals, the title SAKURA NOIR; directly beneath it, a smaller italic tagline reading EVERY PETAL HIDES A BLADE; along the bottom edge, in small spaced capitals, IN CINEMAS APRIL 4, 2027. Anamorphic lens, shallow depth of field, heavy film grain, crimson, gold and midnight-blue palette.

Napisany po angielsku, dokładnie w takiej formie, w jakiej go wysłaliśmy.