EYE RISK

This poster was designed to attract audiences—inviting them to engage with the narrative on a theoretical level and compelling them to watch.

The story centers on Iris, a woman burdened by both the snakes in her head and the weight of her own mortality. Her journey explores themes of greed, power and dominance, the paradox of choice, penitence and repentance, and sexual objectification.

While society brands Iris as the villain, only her so-called victims know the truth. In her search for perfect love, Iris encounters three men—Psy, Ted, and Joe—each driven by the same motive: desire and the assertion of control.

The snakes in her head awaken whenever danger looms. When the situation escalates into atrocity—fueled by the men’s lust and obsession with her beauty—Iris reveals her power: the eye. Through this gift of vision, she forces them into hallucinations, making them experience, in a fleeting moment, what it feels like to stand in her place—a victim of their own making.

She grants Psy, Ted, and Joe the chance to choose a different path, to repent. But if they refuse, they are condemned to an endless cycle of their own crimes, watching their loved ones suffer the same fate Iris once endured. Their punishment becomes eternal—a life sentence forged by their own broken choices.

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