ensemble poster design — Spread Group · Oversized Title · Top Title

A funeral-comedy movie poster of six mourners seated in a row, seen from behind, in a green cemetery under a bright blue sky.

Across the upper third, small red promotional credit lines sit in a thin band, a small festival laurel tucked among them, followed by the large title "TITLE" in very large bold red Chinese characters, stacked in a single wide line, the red a festive crimson. Directly beneath, the English title "TITLE" reads in smaller red serif capitals, and below that the tagline "TAGLINE" appears in modest dark characters.

At the center of the frame, six adults sit in a row of black folding chairs on a manicured lawn, viewed from behind: from left to right, a young adult man in a dark suit, a balding middle-aged man in a black suit, his scalp shining, a woman with short curly hair in a dark dress with her arm extended along the chair backs, a gray-haired adult man in a suit, his hands gripping the chair arms, a woman with auburn hair in a black dress, one heel lifted impatiently, and a shirtless adult man with his bare back to the viewer, wearing dark shorts, his shoulders faintly sunburned. Their postures are stiff and formal, facing a distant ceremony, a tiny officiant standing before the group, one chair's leg sinking slightly into the soft turf, the woman's extended arm showing a gold bangle.

In the upper-left corner and upper-right corner, the bright blue sky stretches with thin mare's-tail clouds. Along the horizon, a line of green trees borders the cemetery, with pale gravestones and monuments dotting the grass on both sides, a marble angel statue standing among the stones.

In the lower third, the lush green lawn fills the foreground, individual blades catching the sunlight, dandelion clocks dotting the grass.

Along the bottom edge, small white credit lines and a dense credit block run in tiny lettering, with the release date "9月7日" in red characters among them, a small rating box sitting at the left.

The lighting is bright cheerful daylight, comically at odds with the subject: a high sun casts short crisp shadows from the chairs, the greens saturated, the sky a vivid postcard blue, the sun flaring faintly at the frame's top.

Together, the deadpan six-figure rear-view composition, the vivid blue-green-and-red palette, the glossy mainstream comedy style, and the mood of absurd funereal farce form a hilariously morbid poster.