Cinematic Character Poster with Layered Depth

Design a high-end cinematic character poster with a layered and deep composition (9:16 vertical screen), employing a strong "foreground-midground-background" separation design rather than a silhouette composition.{argument name="character" default="Role"} Slightly off-center, presenting a dynamic and perspective-like pose, and{argument name="environment" default="Environment (wind, light, particle, fabric movement)"} Natural interaction. Camera angles should be intentional—low angles convey power, or slight tilts create tension—thus creating dynamism and presence. Backgrounds should not be confined to specific shapes but should build a vibrant world around the character: create an atmospheric environment (fog, city lights, ruins, natural landscapes, etc.); use beams of light, volumetric light, and floating particles to naturally place subtle narrative elements in space (rather than collage); introduce floating fragments or layered planes (shards of glass, light panels, fragments of memory, holographic slices, or torn edges of paper) to surround or interweave in the scene, each element containing a subtle symbolic visual effect related to the character's story—maintaining minimalism and elegance, avoiding clutter. Lighting should be cinematic and directional: strong key light outlines the subject; edge light separates the subject from the background; soft gradients and shadow decay enhance depth; color schemes should follow {argument name="color palette" default="Controlled duotone systems (e.g., cyan-orange, magenta-gold, deep red-black)."} Color transitions are smooth, avoiding oversaturation. Layout: Place the title in a clean, modern, cinematic layout, subtly integrating the text into the environment (ground, light and shadow projections, or floating UI style). Avoid heavy or overly large typographic layouts. Overall style: Hyperrealistic + cinematic editing style, sharp subject details, a background with soft atmospheric depth, minimalist yet meaningful narrative elements, achieving top-tier movie poster quality. Avoid: Silhouette-filled compositions, heavy collage density, watercolor textures, or ink-wash edges. Focus on spatial depth, realism, and cinematic immersion.