portrait poster design — Centered eyes above black water, giant red title

A survival-thriller movie poster centers on a woman's green eyes emerging just above a black waterline in the lower half, beneath a dark mossy forest and one massive red title. At the center-bottom of the frame, her face breaks the surface, only her eyes, brow, and nose bridge visible above the waterline, her gaze locked directly on the viewer. Her wet hair is slicked back from her forehead, darkened by water, and small droplets cling to her skin. A small hoop earring glints at her partially submerged ear. A small fresh cut marks the skin above her left eyebrow, tinged with red. Her eyes are wide and alert, the green irises catching a faint cold highlight. Her pupils are dilated, suggesting darkness and fear. Below her chin, the black water holds a soft rippled reflection of her face, broken by gentle concentric ripples. The foreground water stretches dark and glassy to the bottom edge, nearly pure black. Behind and above her, a shadowy forest of moss-covered rocks and tall thin tree trunks rises into darkness. The trees lean at slight angles, their trunks pale vertical strokes against the dark. On the left, faint gray-green moss textures the boulders, while the right side sinks into impenetrable shadow. No sky is visible; the forest canopy closes overhead. Across the upper-middle of the frame, the title "TITLE" looms in gigantic flat red block capitals with a subtly roughened texture, spanning nearly the full width. The red letters overlap the dark forest behind them, glowing with quiet menace against the gloom. The red of the title is the only saturated color in the entire image. The bottom third is given almost entirely to black water. The lighting is low-key and somber, with a dim cold key from above-front barely lifting her face from the black water, faint ambient green bounce from the mossy rocks, deep shadows swallowing the forest, and a soft sheen tracing the waterline across her skin. Overall, the stark composition balances the tiny emerging face against the oppressive forest and the crushing red title above, in a black-moss-and-blood-red palette rendered in muted photorealistic thriller style, with a suffocating hunted-prey mood.