A movie poster using layered montage composition

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