portrait poster design — Three-Line Serif Title Below Centered Profile

A photographic movie poster of an adult woman in profile standing in a dark green hallway, set against deep green and black tones. The background is a narrow institutional corridor with green walls and dark doorways receding into shadow on both sides. On the left side of the frame, a row of closed doors with small framed pictures lines the wall, fading into the gloom. On the right side, more dark doorways and a small glowing wall fixture punctuate the green wall. In the center of the frame, an adult woman in her late twenties stands in right profile, her face turned toward the right edge. She has a tall spiked mohawk of black hair with bleached tips, rising dramatically above her head. A lit cigarette rests between her lips, a thin curl of smoke rising past her cheek. Her stern expression shows a strong nose, defined cheekbones, and eyes fixed coldly ahead. Multiple silver hoop and dangling earrings pierce her visible ear. She wears a black high-collared jacket layered with heavy silver chains and a spiked necklace at her throat. A strong key light from the right sculpts her profile in pale white while the left side of her face falls into shadow. Across the lower third, the title appears in large white serif capitals reading "TITLE", stacked in three centered lines. Behind the words, a faint red dragon-like emblem glows dimly. The hallway floor is lost in blackness, and the corridor's far end dissolves into dark haze. The lighting is harsh and directional, blasting from the right to carve the woman's profile in stark white relief, pooling dim green ambience along the corridor walls, and swallowing the foreground and background in inky black shadow. The palette is severe: black, sickly green, pale skin white, and a small red accent behind the title. Her posture is rigid and confrontational, shoulders squared, chin lifted. The style is gritty, high-contrast photographic realism with a punk edge. No credits or taglines appear; the title alone occupies the lower third. Overall, the poster balances the stark profile against the shadowy corridor, its black-and-green palette and gritty realistic style projecting defiant, smoldering menace.