A stern-faced nun, with her hair tucked neatly under a white habit and a black veil, stands in the dimly lit interior of a grand cathedral. The cathedral's stained glass windows cast a kaleidoscope of colored light onto the marble floors, creating a somber yet sacred atmosphere. The nun's skin is pale and her expression is intense, her eyes filled with a mixture of defiance and determination. She raises her right hand, extending her middlefinger in a shocking display of rebellion. The gesture stands in stark contrast to the holy surroundings, adding an element of tension and surprise. The cinematography evokes a sense of stillness and reverence, with a shallow depth of field emphasizing the nun's figure and muting the ornate architecture of the cathedral in the background. The scene is reminiscent of the visual style of director, Carlos Reygadas, with a naturalistic approach to lighting, capturing the subtle play of shadows and light within the space. The image exhibits a subtle film grain, with a cool color grading that enhances the somber mood, and a slight vignette that frames the nun in the center of the frame.
