two-character poster — Oversized title with close-up at the center

A painted movie poster shows an embracing adult couple locked in a tense romantic hold, set against a flat, vivid scarlet-red background. At the center of the frame, a large painted close-up of an adult man and an adult woman fills nearly the entire upper two-thirds. The man, positioned at the left of the pair, has tousled dark hair and heavy-lidded eyes cast downward, his strong jaw and furrowed brow rendered in warm tan tones. He wears a gray-blue jacket over a white shirt and dark tie, his shoulder turning into the woman's embrace. The woman presses against him from the right, her long black hair cascading over one shoulder and down her bare back. Her face turns over her shoulder toward the viewer, her arched eyebrows, heavy-lidded eyes, and full crimson lips conveying cool calculation. She wears a black strapless evening dress that exposes her shoulders and back, the fabric falling into deep shadow below the middle of the frame. Warm highlights model her bare shoulder and collarbone against the flat red field. Across the lower third, a tilted golden-yellow rectangular placard slashes diagonally from lower left to upper right. On the placard, a title reads "TITLE", with the first word in small red script and the main word in large red serif capitals with a subtle dark shadow. At the left tip of the placard, two tiny painted figures of adult men in dark suits and fedora hats stand back to back, one of them raising a small black pistol upward. The tiny gunmen are dwarfed by the giant lettering, their forms half-lost in the red shadows at the placard's edge. In the upper-left corner, the scarlet background remains uninterrupted, its flat intensity making the figures appear to float. Along the bottom edge, a thin black shadow line grounds the yellow placard against the red. In the upper-right corner, the woman's black hair melts into the red, its glossy strands picked out with deep blue highlights. The painting style is bold and cinematic, with smooth airbrushed skin and crisp graphic color fields. The lighting is theatrical and warm, striking the couple from the front-left and sculpting bright highlights on the man's cheekbone, the woman's shoulder, and her lips, while soft warm shadows fall across the man's jaw. The palette hinges on the clash between the hot red ground, the golden placard, and the cool black dress. No other text appears anywhere on the poster; the placard title is the sole typographic element. The dominant central embrace balanced against the diagonal yellow placard below creates a composition of charged stillness, pairing a stark palette of scarlet, gold, and black with a lush vintage noir illustration style, creating a mood of dangerous seduction and fatal romance.