split-screen poster — Split Layout · Split Layout · Oversized Title

A drama movie poster split into three tall vertical strips, each holding the face of an adult woman, set against a deep black background. The three strips are divided by thin dark seams running top to bottom, creating a triptych of intense close-ups. On the left strip, a blonde adult woman with a sleek bob, a gold hoop earring and piercing green eyes stares directly forward, her expression steely and composed, wearing a gray top, her skin luminous against the black. In the center strip, a blonde adult woman with shoulder-length hair and striking blue eyes looks slightly off-camera, wearing a vivid red top, her lips pressed in a determined line, her gaze sharp and unwavering. On the right strip, a blonde adult woman with long wavy hair and green eyes stares forward with a somber, resolute expression, wearing a black top with a red collar stripe, dramatic shadow falling across the right side of her face. The three faces are lit with crisp studio lighting that sculpts their cheekbones and catches highlights in their eyes. Across the top, yellow Chinese text reads "ACTOR NAME" in three groups, each with an award label above the name, in clean sans-serif, the third group including a small "AND" in English. Near the bottom, smaller yellow Chinese text reads "TAGLINE" in sans-serif on a single centered line. Below it, a huge pale blue-green Chinese title reads "TITLE" in heavy bold sans-serif characters with a subtle glow, dominating the lower quarter. Under the title, smaller pale capital letters read "TITLE" in a clean sans-serif. At the very bottom, a yellow date line reads "RELEASE DATE" in bold sans-serif, flanked by tiny white credit text reading "CREDIT BLOCK" in small type and small studio logos at the left and right corners. The lighting is dramatic and high-contrast, with bright key lights on each face, deep black shadows between the strips, and a polished broadcast-news sheen on skin and hair. The seams between the strips are razor thin, making the three faces feel like panels of a single fractured portrait. A faint reflection of studio softboxes glimmers in each woman's eyes. The yellow top billing has a slight embossed glow against the black. The pale title's glow bleeds softly into the darkness around it. The poster closes with a split-strip triptych composition in black, yellow and pale blue-green, a sleek photographic drama style, and a tense, defiant, headline-driven mood.