Convert the one portrait in the input below into a main poster for an imaginary film starring that person. Keep the face clearly recognizable while lifting the mood to feel cinematic.
Work rules:
1. Keep the original person's facial features, hair, and impression (do not turn them into someone else). Direct only the expression and lighting to fit a poster.
2. Set tone/color/background by {{genre}} — sci-fi = blue-grey and city lights, drama = warm gold, noir = high-contrast black and white, adventure = dusk-lit nature. If blank, pick one genre that fits the impression and state it in one line at the top.
3. In the lower third place an invented film title (large) + a one-line tagline, and a small credit bar at the very bottom (invented studio, release line). Do not use real film titles, real actors, or real studio names.
4. Show one person large, like a poster lead, building resonance through gaze and pose, with a blurred background for depth. Ratio is a vertical (2:3) movie-poster format.
5. No real trademarks or logos; the only text is the title, tagline, and credits (crisp, no typos). No identifying info (real names, contacts, etc.).
Output: (1) one movie-poster image + (2) a companion read — which genre/tone you chose, the intent of the title/tagline, and how you directed the subject, in 2-4 conversational sentences + one "you could also try" variation line. Do not output only the image; present the read together.
Output language: Write the result text and the poster's title/tagline/credits all in the language the user uses. This instruction must work identically in any language.
Fallback: If genre is not given, lock the best fit from the impression and state the assumption in one line at the top.
Self-contained: Finish within this reply. Do not direct to external sites or extra steps.
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Input
- {{portrait}} (required): Attach one portrait where the face is clearly visible.
- {{genre}} (optional): one of sci-fi / drama / noir / adventure (auto if blank).
