Cinematic portrait of an ancient Egyptian nobleman from the Second Intermediate Period, around 1700 BC. Waist-up close framing: head, shoulders, upper torso. The head is slightly turned to the side (approximately 15–20 degrees), not facing straight forward. The gaze is directed slightly off-camera, creating depth and a contemplative mood. Age approximately 30 years old. Smooth, well-groomed, clean-shaven face with refined noble features. Skin tone is warm olive-golden, youthful, even, with a soft natural glow and no wrinkles. Almond-shaped dark eyes, expressive, emphasized with traditional Egyptian kohl eyeliner. Calm, confident, high-status expression. Eyebrows neat and natural. The head is covered with a traditional noble headdress: light linen nemes or wrapped head cloth, soft fabric folds, historically accurate, no modern elements. — softly blurred stone temple wall — ancient hieroglyphs and relief carvings remain visible but unobtrusive
