


Vintage 1950s peplum movie poster, retro painted one-sheet, aged paper texture, fold marks, dramatic cinematic composition. Segontia stands in the center as a proud Celtiberian goddess, holding a spear, with long black twin braids, green eyes, a white ancient tunic, red cloak, restrained bronze jewelry with green stones, and a severe commanding expression. Behind her: Roman soldiers, ruined temple columns, smoke, fire, and an SPQR banner. Strong warm reds, golds, and sepia tones. Classic epic historical film poster aesthetic, bold serif typography, highly legible red text. Main title at the top: "SEGONTIA". Directly below the title: "THE GODDESS ROME COULD NOT CONQUER". Near the bottom: "COMING SOON ONLY IN THEATERS". Minimal credits only, no extra billing block, no additional cast names. At the bottom, use only two large, clear, centered credit lines in uppercase serif text: "PRODUCED BY @THEPLOTROOM PICTURES", "A FILM BY ADRIÁN VELA". The credits must be large and clearly legible, not tiny. At the bottom, place the release line and the two large credit lines over a softly faded continuation of the painted scene, with smoke, warm light and subtle texture behind the text. Use large dark red serif lettering. Do not create a separate blank cream panel or a wanted-poster style text box., Compose the image from a low angle, viewed slightly from below with a dynamic composition.






