November Glass

The exact prompt

A one-sheet theatrical film poster for an invented 1970s paranoid political thriller titled NOVEMBER GLASS. Composition: a man in a rumpled grey suit photographed through a rain-streaked office window from outside, telephoto, slightly out of focus, so that the glass and its running water are sharp and he is not. He is looking straight back at the lens and has just realised he is being watched. Behind him, out of focus, the amber grid of an empty open-plan office at night. Heavy 35mm grain, muted split-tone palette of sodium amber and cold slate blue, the colour of period film stock. Typography: the title NOVEMBER GLASS in a tight serif with sharp bracketed feet, set small and centred at the very TOP of the poster in pale bone white, with generous space beneath it. A single line under the title reading THEY ALREADY HAVE THE TAPE. A small dense credit block along the bottom edge in tiny condensed type. No other text. Invented production only: no real studio name, no real logo, no barcode, no rating badge, no festival laurel. Photoreal period cinematography, not illustration.

Details

Model

GPT Image 2.5 Flare

Size

853 × 1280

Credits

2

Tool

image