复古电影主题雕刻风格邮票
A single vintage postage stamp displayed on a flat matte black background (#0a0a0a), centered in a 16:9 canvas with small black borders visible on all sides. The stamp itself is an ultrawide horizontal rectangle at approximately 3:1 aspect ratio. The stamp has serrated/perforated zigzag edges on all four sides, like a real postage stamp, with clean white perforation teeth. The movie this stamp is based on is [SERIES]. Every visual and textual element of this stamp must be automatically derived from and tailored to this movie — including illustration subjects, kanji, location, year, and country. The stamp’s background fill color is [COLOR] — muted, desaturated, dusty, vintage-toned, completely flat. No gradients, no shading. The illustration engraving lines must be a significantly darker shade of [COLOR], dark enough to stand out clearly and crisply against the background at high contrast. Inside the stamp, the entire surface is filled with monochrome dark illustrations etched into the background like fine engraving. The illustrations must depict 5–8 of the most universally iconic and recognizable objects, characters, vehicles, symbols, and locations from [SERIES] — chosen specifically because anyone who has seen the film would instantly recognize them. All arranged loosely across the full width of the stamp with generous spacing. Detailed technical engraving style — only outlines and fine internal linework, no fills, high contrast against the background. The stamp has a thin dark inner border line just inside the perforations, framing all content. Below this inner border line, there is a flat white horizontal strip spanning the full bottom width of the stamp, sitting inside the perforated edge. In the bottom-left of this white strip: the movie title in large heavy bold grotesque sans-serif font (similar to Franklin Gothic), in solid black. In the bottom-right of this white strip: the most accurate and natural Japanese kanji translation of the title or central theme of the movie in large bold black text, with small text above it reading “NIPPON 郵便”, and two lines of tiny black text below it — the first line showing the most iconic or recognizable location from the movie in all caps, and the second line showing the country where the movie was produced followed by a · and the year the movie was released — all right-aligned. Flat graphic design, vintage retro