minimalist poster design — Serif type, multi-line title, centered composition

A minimalist retro-style movie poster of a small cartoon ghost peeking out of a green wheelie bin, set against a flat burnt-orange background. In the upper third of the frame, a large two-line "TITLE" in cream-yellow vintage serif lettering fills the width; the first line mixes tall uppercase and lowercase forms while the second line runs in full uppercase and closes with a period. In the upper-left corner, the rust-orange field stands completely empty. In the upper-right corner, the same warm flat color continues uninterrupted. Near the center, the negative space stays bare and warm. At the bottom center, a small olive-green wheeled rubbish bin stands alone with its lid propped ajar and tilted upward. From beneath the lid, a small white rounded cartoon ghost with two plain black oval eyes peeks out with a playful expression. On the right side of the bin, a single small black rubber wheel is visible at the base, and along the rim the molded ribbing of the lid hinge catches a soft highlight. In the lower-left corner, a long soft shadow stretches diagonally from the bin toward the frame edge, grounding the object on an implied floor. Across the lower third, the warm orange background remains clean around the shadow. The lighting is flat and even like a studio illustration, modeling the bin's plastic body and the ghost's rounded head with gentle gradients while throwing one long diffuse shadow to the lower left, with soft specular highlights on the rim and the ghost's crown. Along the left and right edges, the burnt-orange field runs unbroken to the frame. Near the very bottom, the shadow dissolves into the warm background. The overall composition balances a heavy top typographic block against a tiny centered object below, in a palette of burnt orange, cream yellow, olive green and white, rendered in a deadpan retro graphic style with a mischievous, quietly playful mood.