Seiji Kazama Cinematic Movie Poster

[Chinese]
"A movie poster composed with layered montage. The background is a seaside town at sunset, the calm sea reflecting dazzling sunlight, distant birds flying in the misty sky, and the silhouette of utility poles standing beside the coastal highway. In the middle of the left frame, a middle-aged man in a dark gray coat with dark curly hair stands by the concrete seawall, his expression gloomy as he gazes down, his silhouette outlined by the backlight of the evening sun. The main feature in the foreground on the right is a large close-up portrait of a young woman's profile. She looks to the right, wearing a dark sailor uniform with white stripes. Her damp black hair clings to her cheek, and under the soft, diffused light, a tear slips down her cheek. In the central foreground at the bottom of the frame, a Shiba Inu looks up to the right, its reddish-brown fur illuminated by warm outline light. At the bottom of the frame is a horizontal film reel containing five independent rectangular scene thumbnails: a girl with a Shiba Inu on the beach, a girl riding a bike looking out at the sea, a girl sitting with a man at an indoor table, a man and a girl standing face to face on the beach, and a close-up of the girl embracing a Shiba Inu. Overlay the specified text on the screen: the upper left corner features a deep cyan large serif font title titled "Seiji Kazama," with the subtitle below "—— To You on That Day ——"; Below the title is a small dark serif main text: "Things that have gone never return." However, as long as our hearts connect just a little, we can face tomorrow once again. In the middle right of the painting, dark serif text is displayed: "There was a time when you taught me how to live." I will never forget. In the lower left corner, large white text reads: "Friday, October 31, theater release." In the lower right corner is a cast and crew list in small white sans-serif font: "Starring: Mako Fukuba / Shusaku Kirishima Original work and script: Maro Shibano Director: Nanami Imakura Theme song: SyVa's "A Place with a View of the Sea" (Dogstar★ Records) Production: "Sunset Tail" film and TV partners Production company: DABUSHIBANU-NU Distributor: GOODSHIBALERS ©2026 "Evening Calm Tail" film and TV partners.'
Paragraph prompts:
Layer index: 0
Excerpt: "The background is a seaside town at sunset, the calm sea reflecting dazzling sunlight, distant birds flying in the misty sky, and the silhouette of utility poles by the coastal highway." ”
Layer index: 1
Excerpt: "In the left middle frame, a middle-aged man wearing a dark gray coat with dark curly hair stands by the concrete seawall, looking melancholy and looking down, bathed in the backlight of the evening sun." ”
Layer index: 2
Excerpt: "The main subject in the foreground on the right is a large close-up portrait of a young woman's profile. She looks to the right, wearing a dark sailor uniform with white stripes, her wet black hair pressed close to her face, and under the soft diffuse light, a teardrop slides down her cheek." ”
Layer index: 3
Excerpt: "In the central foreground at the bottom of the frame, a Shiba Inu looks up to the right, its reddish-brown fur illuminated by warm outline light." ”
Layer index: 4
Clip: "At the bottom of the frame is a horizontal film reel containing five independent rectangular scene thumbnails: girl with Shiba Inu on the beach, girl riding a bike looking at the water, girl sitting with man at an indoor table, man and girl facing each other on the beach, girl hugging a Shiba Inu in close-up." ”
Layer index: [5,6,7,8]
Excerpt: "Text overlaid on screen: upper left corner features deep cyan green serif font 'Seiji Kazama', with the subtitle below '—— To You on That Day ——'; Below the small dark serif text: "Things that have gone never return." However, as long as our hearts connect just a little, we can face tomorrow once again. On the right side, the dark serif text reads: "There was a time when you taught me how to live." I will never forget. Large white text in the lower left corner: "Theater release on Friday, October 31." Cast information in a small white sans-serif font at the bottom right: "Starring: Mako Fukuba / Shusaku Kirishima Original work and script: Maro Shibano Director: Nanami Imakura Theme song: SyVa "A Place with a Sea View" (Dogstar★ Records) Production: "Sunset Tail" film and TV partner Production company: DABUSHIBANU-NU Distributor: GOODSHIBALERS ©2026 "Evening Calm Tail" film and TV partner.'
Negative prompts:
"Flat lighting, textureless surface, symmetrical composition, empty base blank, missing text, translated text, rewritten text, 3D rendering, cartoon style, high-contrast harsh shadows, dry hair, bright and cheerful expressions"

[English]
A cinematic movie poster utilizing a layered montage composition. In the background, a coastal town at sunset with calm ocean water reflecting a glowing sun glare, distant birds in a hazy sky, and the silhouette of utility poles along a coastal road. In the left midground, a middle-aged man with dark wavy hair in a dark grey jacket stands near a concrete sea wall, looking downward with a melancholic expression, backlit by the late afternoon sun. Dominating the right foreground is a large, closely cropped profile portrait of a young woman looking right; she wears a dark school sailor uniform with white stripes, has wet dark hair clinging to her face, and a single tear rolls down her cheek under soft, diffuse lighting. In the lower center foreground, a Shiba Inu dog looks upwards toward the right, its reddish-brown fur catching warm rim lighting. Along the very bottom edge is a horizontal film strip of five distinct rectangular scene thumbnails: a dog and girl on a beach, a girl on a bicycle looking at the water, a girl and man sitting at an indoor table, a man and girl standing facing each other on a beach, and a close-up of a girl hugging a Shiba Inu. Overlaid on the image is specific text. In the top left, large dark teal serif text reads 'The Quiet Between Winds' with a subtitle below reading '— To You, That Day —'. Below that, smaller dark serif body text reads 'What is lost will not return. And yet, when hearts connect, even just a little, we can face tomorrow again.'. On the mid-right side, dark serif text reads 'There was a time when you taught me how to live. I won't forget it.'. In the bottom left, large white text reads 'OCTOBER 31 FRI. IN THEATERS'. In the lower right corner, small white sans-serif credit text reads 'Starring: Mako Fukunami / Shusaku Kirimine Original Story & Screenplay: Shibano Maruo Director: Nanami Imakura Theme Song: SyVa \"Umi no Mieru de\" (Dogstar★RECORDS) Production: \"Yūnagi no Shippo\" Film Partners Production Company: DABUSHIBANU-NU Distribution: GOODSHIBALERS ©2026 \"Yūnagi no Shippo\" Film Partners'."
  segmented:
    - layer_index: 0
      segment: "In the background, a coastal town at sunset with calm ocean water reflecting a glowing sun glare, distant birds in a hazy sky, and the silhouette of utility poles along a coastal road."
    - layer_index: 1
      segment: "In the left midground, a middle-aged man with dark wavy hair in a dark grey jacket stands near a concrete sea wall, looking downward with a melancholic expression, backlit by the late afternoon sun."
    - layer_index: 2
      segment: "Dominating the right foreground is a large, closely cropped profile portrait of a young woman looking right; she wears a dark school sailor uniform with white stripes, has wet dark hair clinging to her face, and a single tear rolls down her cheek under soft, diffuse lighting."
    - layer_index: 3
      segment: "In the lower center foreground, a Shiba Inu dog looks upwards toward the right, its reddish-brown fur catching warm rim lighting."
    - layer_index: 4
      segment: "Along the very bottom edge is a horizontal film strip of five distinct rectangular scene thumbnails: a dog and girl on a beach, a girl on a bicycle looking at the water, a girl and man sitting at an indoor table, a man and girl standing facing each other on a beach, and a close-up of a girl hugging a Shiba Inu."
    - layer_indices: [5, 6, 7, 8]
      segment: "Overlaid on the image is specific text. In the top left, large dark teal serif text reads 'The Quiet Between Winds' with a subtitle below reading '— To You, That Day —'. Below that, smaller dark serif body text reads 'What is lost will not return. And yet, when hearts connect, even just a little, we can face tomorrow again.'. On the mid-right side, dark serif text reads 'There was a time when you taught me how to live. I won't forget it.'. In the bottom left, large white text reads 'OCTOBER 31 FRI. IN THEATERS'. In the lower right corner, small white sans-serif credit text reads 'Starring: Mako Fukunami / Shusaku Kirimine Original Story & Screenplay: Shibano Maruo Director: Nanami Imakura Theme Song: SyVa \"Umi no Mieru de\" (Dogstar★RECORDS) Production: \"Yūnagi no Shippo\" Film Partners Production Company: DABUSHIBANU-NU Distribution: GOODSHIBALERS ©2026 \"Yūnagi no Shippo\" Film Partners'."

negative: "flat lighting, untextured surfaces, symmetrical composition, empty bottom margin, missing text, translated text, paraphrased text, 3D render, cartoon, high-contrast harsh shadows, dry hair, bright cheerful expressions