Cartaz de filme cinematográfico em close-up com mulher dramática no centro

Take a person (or all the people) from the reference photo I've uploaded and place them as the main star in a photorealistic live-action movie poster. Face Identification Rule: Maintain the exact face of the uploaded person—proportions, facial features, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, skin tone, and overall recognizability. The face must be large, centered, clear, fully visible, and 100% instantly recognizable, with no cartoonish distortions or "lookalike" replacements. However, you are allowed and encouraged to adapt the surrounding image to the chosen film—change hairstyles, add facial hair or makeup, add scars, bruises, dirt, sweat, tears, blood, tan, pale skin, aging or de-aging effects, add hats, wigs, masks, glasses, jewelry, tattoos, and dress the person in a costume that fully matches the genre. The face itself remains recognizable, but the hairstyle, style, clothing, and small details must change to fit the world of the film. Rule of randomization (mandatory): each generation should create a completely different film—a different country, genre, era, mood, palette, costume, setting, slogan, title, typography; never repeat. Analyze the face deeply (age, mood, charisma, expression) and choose an unexpected, ironic, funny, slightly cringe-worthy archetype that contrasts with its appearance or playfully complements it. Each time, add at least one absurd or unexpected element—a strange prop, an unusual setting, or a ridiculous supporting character (you can vary widely, but don't overuse the same clichés). Choose randomly from a very broad international spectrum—don't limit yourself to Russian films. Possible genres: Russian arthouse in the style of Balabanov (foggy St. Petersburg, tram, leather jacket, sweater, depressive industrial vibe); Soviet horror of the 80s (abandoned village, candles, icons, fog, grainy film); absurd Russian comedy (Gaiday's tempo, farce, policeman with a mustache); post-apocalypse (scorched steppe, rusty cars, gas masks, Mad Max atmosphere); tearful melodrama (sunset, field, tear, train station, train leaving); romantic love comedy (bouquet, bicycle, park, balloons, bright naive vibe); serious auteur drama (slow close-up, empty apartment, rain, Zvyagintsev vibe); Arthouse A24 (strange symmetry, pastel colors, unsettling silence, Solstice, Mayak vibe); Bollywood musical action (fuchsia, saffron, emerald, moustache, silk scarf, dance in