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A man stands inside a tall cylindrical dovecote lined with dark niches, pigeons circling beneath a bright roof opening.
Original concept posters for imagined films. Artwork lettering is in English.View the full poster

Thriller · 71

Rooms for the Missing

Every empty room has a name.

The story

Every empty nest holds tomorrow's message from someone who disappeared today.

Dovecote keeper Hassan returns to the abandoned tower after his sister's disappearance. Inside its hundreds of nesting holes, pigeons carry messages written by missing people, all dated tomorrow. One asks him not to search for her. As officials prepare to seal the unstable tower, Hassan must decide which sender knows the truth and which is keeping him inside.

Follow the smallest message toward the person you cannot leave behind.

An imagined opening night

Experience
2D
Running time
1 h 55 min
Begins
Ends

Story-world details for this concept; no screening or release is announced.

Inside the artwork

Hundreds of repeated niches turn the wall into a register of absence around one calm portrait. The title sits high on the left wall beside the light, and earth umber with pale daylight and restrained motion blur keeps the mystery observational rather than theatrical.

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For film-makers

Before the first frame, make them feel something.

A poster should carry the feeling of your film in a single glance. Bring the story, the face, or the scene you cannot stop thinking about. We can shape the image that introduces it to the world.

  1. 01

    Find the heart

    The character, the stakes, and the feeling an audience should take away.

  2. 02

    Build the image

    A clear visual idea, cinematic color, and typography that belongs to the story.

  3. 03

    Give it a language

    Arabic and English directions, shaped for the audience and the places the campaign will appear.

The works here are independent concepts using AI-assisted imagery and art direction. They demonstrate a visual approach; the films are fictional.