two-character poster — Brush Calligraphy Title Under Radiating Face Ring

A stylized movie poster arranges a ring of inverted adult faces radiating outward around a central red disc, like rays of a rising sun, above a band of large brush-calligraphy Chinese characters. In the upper center, the largest inverted face belongs to an adult man with a calm closed-lip smile, his dark hair and traditional robe falling upward with the inversion. His face is centered on the red disc, which sits slightly above the middle of the frame. On the upper left, three or four inverted villagers' faces cluster together, one older woman with lined skin at the lower left. Their expressions range from neutral to faintly smiling. On the upper right, two inverted adult men in military-style caps stare outward, their faces stern. Thick alternating rays of crimson red and near-black radiate from the central disc to all four edges. A fine paper-grain texture covers the whole surface. Across the lower middle band, four large pale-cream brush-stroke Chinese characters form the title ("TITLE"), their ink edges rough and dry-brushed, described only as calligraphic layout. The characters overlap the black rays behind them. Beneath the calligraphy, a small two-line English subtitle appears in thin pale capitals, centered, without quoting its wording. Near the bottom center, a few small studio wordmarks and tiny symbols sit on the red field, too small to read fully. In the bottom-left corner, the red rays fade into darker shadow. In the bottom-right corner, the black rays widen toward the frame edge. The rays vary in width, the widest red beam running down the center behind the calligraphy. The red disc has a soft mottled texture at its rim. The lighting is flat graphic light with no directional source, the red disc glowing softly at the center while the faces are shaded in muted monochrome red. Overall, the composition balances the radiating ring of faces above against the heavy calligraphy band below, in a stark crimson, near-black and pale-cream palette, rendered in a flat graphic-illustration style with a mood of ominous historical gravity.