split-screen poster — Split Layout · Split Layout · High Contrast

A drama poster stacks four horizontal cinematic strips showing intense faces in a warmly lit restaurant. The top strip shows an older adult man in profile, his stern face half in shadow. The second strip shows a blonde adult woman mid-conversation, her expression animated against glowing restaurant lights. The third strip shows a dark-haired adult woman staring intensely, her face dramatically lit. The bottom strip shows another adult man in profile, his jaw set with tension. The strips' black dividers set a filmic rhythm. The restaurant's warm orange bokeh glows behind each face. The faces' intensity is uniformly high. The warm background contrasts the cold emotions. The strips' cinematic aspect ratios suggest film stills. The ensemble's gravitas is evident. The dinner-table tension is palpable. The orange glow's warmth is deceptive. Each face tells of hidden conflict. The lighting's drama is theatrical. The composition's repetition builds pressure. The prestige-drama quality is clear. The actors' commitment shows. The warm-cool emotional contrast is striking. The strips' narrowness creates urgency. The faces fill each frame. The bokeh's beauty belies the darkness. The design's boldness is confident. The moral complexity is suggested. The table's absence focuses on faces. The tension's escalation is visual. Near the top of the poster, white Chinese text in brackets announces a Berlin Film Festival competition selection. In the center, the title "TITLE" appears in huge red Chinese characters in a bold sans-serif style. Beneath the Chinese title, the English word "DINNER" appears in smaller red capitals. Below the strips, white text credits the starring actors. The red title blazes against the black divider. Warm restaurant lighting glows orange behind each face, the black dividers keeping the strips distinct. The faces show dramatic highlights and shadows. The bokeh's warmth is inviting yet tense. The red title pulses. The lighting's warmth contrasts the cold story. The wine's red glints. The table's tension thickens. The secret's weight crushes. The family's mask cracks. The candle's flame gutters. The argument's edge sharpens. The privilege's rot shows. The brother's loyalty strains. The truth's cost mounts. The dinner's courses drag. The wine's red glints. The table's tension thickens. The secret's weight crushes. The family's mask cracks. The candle's flame gutters. The argument's edge sharpens. The privilege's rot shows. The brother's loyalty strains. The truth's cost mounts. The dinner's courses drag. The children's absence haunts the table. The moral rot spreads beneath civility. The brothers' pact frays visibly. The wives' complicity chills. The composition stacks the tense faces in filmic strips around the blazing title; the palette of restaurant amber, deep black, and signal red gives the poster a prestige-drama style and a mood of simmering familial menace.