“SALT AND STONE THE LAST SALT FARMERS OF GUÉRANDE A FILM BY CLAIRE MARTIN” es un efecto de texto Marsh Light Documentary creado con FontVibe IA.

Theatrical documentary one-sheet poster, 2:3 portrait. Key image fills the upper two-thirds: a close, low-angle photograph of a weathered, sun-creased hand with cracked knuckles and salt-dusted skin, palm cupped and lifted, pouring a small heap of coarse grey-white salt crystals that trickle down in a fine stream. Below it lies the still, mirror-flat grey water of a Guérande salt marsh, with faint geometric clay-bed partitions and a low pale horizon dissolving into mist. Soft overcast north light, no hard shadows, muted desaturated grade of slate grey, bone white and cold blue-green, fine film grain, shallow depth of field with the hand razor sharp and the marsh softly blurred. The image fades gently into deep charcoal-slate at the bottom third. Title 'SALT AND STONE' on one line, the largest text on the poster, spanning about 82% of the canvas width within safe margins, anchored in the lower third. Wide-set high-contrast Roman capitals with fine bracket serifs, carved and engraved from pale crystalline salt: translucent bone-white faces with tiny glittering grain, chiselled bevelled edges catching cool soft light, and a subtle darker grey stone shadow below each letter. Beneath the title, a small tagline in light spaced capitals in pale grey: 'THE LAST SALT FARMERS OF GUÉRANDE'. At the very bottom, a narrow condensed billing block in tiny pale grey capitals, smaller than the tagline, centered: 'A FILM BY CLAIRE MARTIN'. Generous quiet space around the type, a restrained, dignified, observational mood, a real festival documentary one-sheet and not a stock photo.