"ADRIFT" es un póster de cine para un drama de supervivencia en el mar, en estilo de arte clave oscuro y sombrío. Un pequeño velero surca olas negras y tormentosas bajo nubes densas mientras un haz de luz dorada se abre paso, con el título en mayúsculas metálicas pálidas y una línea de créditos pequeña debajo. Cambia el título, el nombre del director y la línea de estreno para adaptarlo a tu propia película.

A vertical Hollywood theatrical one-sheet for a survival drama at sea. The upper two-thirds is one photographic image: a tiny sailboat with a torn, sagging mainsail and a bare mast, seen small and far away, riding the shoulder of a dark swell on a heaving steel-grey ocean. Above it towers a colossal storm sky of black-blue anvil clouds stacked to the top edge. A single narrow shaft of pale gold light breaks through a rift in the clouds and falls diagonally onto the water just beside the boat. It cuts through sea haze and wind-blown spray as visible volumetric rays, and a thin horizontal anamorphic flare streak glints where the light meets the sea, with soft halation on the highlights. The boat's wet hull and sail catch a thin rim of gold, and everything else stays in shadow. Colour grade: cold desaturated steel blue and teal shadows, deep rich blacks, with the gold shaft as the only warm accent. Fine 35mm film grain, shallow atmospheric depth, a gentle dark vignette. The image fades smoothly into near-black dark water at the bottom third. In the lower third, centred, the title "ADRIFT" in uppercase classical Roman square capitals, Trajan-style: wide generous proportions, moderate thick-thin contrast, deeply incised V-cut flared wedge serifs. The letters read as chiselled pale stone, cool bone-white with a faint gold tint from the shaft of light. Raking light from above-left makes bright triangular highlights on the serifs and cuts hard shadow wedges beneath them. The title spans about 65% of the canvas width and sits on the dark water with generous empty black space around it, wrapped in a faint low mist and halation. At the very foot, a small billing block in tiny widely spaced capitals in the same Roman face, dim bone-white: "A FILM BY MARA VOSS" above "IN THEATRES THIS FALL". Centred on one vertical axis, with a calm, ominous, lonely mood.