two-character poster — Oversized title, multi-line title, framed inset

A mid-century melodrama movie poster with a rounded-corner painted scene of a quarreling couple set on a black background with bold red typography. Across the upper third, a wide rounded-rectangle painting shows an adult man in a dark turtleneck confronting an adult woman in a white slip dress beside a doorway. The man leans in from the left, mouth open mid-shout, one hand clutching his own collar. The woman faces him from the right, her dark upswept hair neat, her hands pressed to her chest in a defensive gesture. Behind her at the right edge of the painting, a pink-and-red patterned curtain hangs beside a teal doorframe. In the lower-left of the painted panel, six lines of white serif dialogue text quote the quarrel verbatim. Beneath the panel, a small spaced-caps presenter line sits above two lines of large white uppercase actor-name text with centered dot separators. On the right side of the lower half, a giant red uppercase title ("TITLE") stacked in three lines dwarfs the credits beside it. In the lower-left, a small rounded-rectangle color inset shows an adult man embracing a blonde adult woman in a red top. Above the inset, a small smiling headshot of an adult man in a light shirt overlaps its top edge. Along the very bottom edge, tiny white credit lines and a small triangular distributor logo sit in the corners. The lighting is warm and theatrical inside the painted panel, with a golden key light on the couple's faces and cool teal shadows pooling in the doorway behind them, while the black field around the panel stays flat and graphic. The composition stacks the intimate quarrel panel above the bold typographic block with the small inset tucked into the lower-left, in a palette of flat black, signal red, warm skin tones and teal shadow, rendered in a classic 1950s painted-poster style with a mood of heated domestic confrontation.