ensemble poster design — Oversized bottom title with group of figures and centered composition

A minimalist movie poster on a dusty pink background, showing a giant open straight razor framing seven blonde adult women's faces above bold red title lettering. The entire upper third is empty pale off-white negative space. Across the middle of the frame, an oversized straight razor lies open diagonally: on the left side, the cream-colored handle angles down, and on the right side, the long silver blade angles up, its steel catching a soft sheen. Above the razor, seven adult women's faces with blonde hair fan out in a shallow arc, each wearing a tense, sorrowful, or startled expression. In the center of this fan, one woman with full blonde bangs stares directly forward with wide dark eyes. On the far left of the arc, a woman with a severe side part gazes off to the side, while on the far right, a woman with a short blonde bob looks away with parted lips. One woman near the left-center presses her fingers to her mouth in alarm. Across the lower third, a huge title in rough hand-painted red uppercase letters reads the placeholder word "TITLE", with a small white eye drawn inside one letter and small male and female symbols attached to another. Below the title, a loose black ink silhouette of a reclining woman with flowing hair sprawls across the pink field, her raised arm merging into the lettering. One woman's fingers press against her lower lip, another's eyes glisten as she stares past the viewer. The razor's pivot screw and spine catch a thin line of reflected light along the silver blade. The lighting is flat and even, like soft daylight on a matte surface, with no visible shadows and colors rendered as flat graphic shapes. Overall, the airy top-heavy composition balances a dusty pink and blood-red palette with a flat 1960s graphic illustration style and an unsettling, dreamlike mood of psychological dread.