poster headline design — Two Figures · Oversized Title · Bottom Title

A cyber-thriller poster of two young hackers' faces washed in blue monitor light, code projected across their skin, depicted in a wholesome non-sexualized manner. The two faces fill the frame side by side in modest portrait: on the left, a teenage boy with tousled dark hair stares intensely, lines of glowing code reflected across his cheek; on the right, a teenage girl with short dark hair gazes coolly past the camera, hacker handles and fragments like "SECRET" and "OVERRIDE" floating over her face. The background is deep black overlaid with faint scrolling code in blue. Across the top, small white text describes the film format, reading "TAGLINE", with a larger bold line reading "TAGLINE" beneath it. Across the lower third, a huge white title reading "TITLE" spans in bold hacker-style characters with eroded edges, with the English title "TITLE" in white techno capitals below it. Along the bottom edge, a dense block of tiny blue credit text runs in small lines, too small to read fully, flanked by small studio logos. The blue light models their young faces with electric intensity, the code's glow the only illumination. The color palette is dominated by electric blue and black with the stark white type. The boy's tousled hair falls across his forehead, his jaw set with defiant focus. The code reflected on his cheek scrolls in glowing fragments. The girl's short dark hair is sleek, her nose stud a tiny glint, her gaze cool and assessing. The floating handles include "ACID BURN" style tags and words like "SECRET", "OVERRIDE", "KILL" in translucent type. The background code scrolls in faint blue columns, endless and deep. The top format text is small and white, the bold tagline larger beneath it. The white title's eroded characters look digitally decayed, the techno capitals sharp. The blue credit block is a dense band of tiny text with small logos at the corners. The electric blue light is the sole source, carving their faces from black. The mood is pure 90s cyber-rebellion, keyboards and modems implied. Their youth is the point: the future belongs to them. The modem’s handshake seems to echo in the blue. Their fingers hover over phantom keyboards. The night belongs to the young and the wired. The blue never relents, electric and alive. The poster merges its young rebels with the digital storm, in a slick 90s cyber-photographic style that feels rebellious, wired, and coolly defiant.