two-character poster — Oversized title, multi-line title with two figures

A minimalist drama poster pairs two people against a flat slate-blue background beneath a large white handwritten-style title. Across the upper third, the "TITLE" flows in four lines of loose white brush script, slanting upward from left to right. The script is expressive and calligraphic, the strokes tapering to sharp points, the smallest line tucked between the larger ones. In the upper-left corner, the first sweeping stroke of the largest line nearly touches the frame's edge. In the upper-right corner, a long tapered flourish extends toward the border. On the right side of the frame, a woman with a black bob and large hoop earrings gazes upward, her lips painted deep red. She wears a deep crimson dress with a dark leopard-spot pattern and a plunging neckline, the fabric catching a soft sheen. Large thin hoop earrings frame her face, catching a glint of the studio light. Her arm extends behind the man on the left, her hand resting out of clear view. On the left side of the frame, a middle-aged man with black hair looks up and to the right, one finger pressed thoughtfully to his lips. He wears a plain white buttoned shirt, a small pen visible in the breast pocket. His expression is wry and calculating, his eyes narrowed. The white of his shirt glows softly against the deep blue field. At the center of the frame, the two figures overlap, her crimson sleeve crossing behind his white shoulder. In the bottom-left corner, his white shirt and raised hand fill the corner. In the bottom-right corner, the crimson dress continues to the frame's edge, a sliver of her knee visible. Across the lower third, the slate-blue background remains flat and empty behind them. The lighting is soft and frontal, like a studio portrait, with gentle shadows under the chin and along the jaw, and a subtle glow on the woman's cheekbones. The palette is restrained: slate blue, crisp white, and deep crimson, with the white script floating above. Overall, the composition holds the two figures in quiet tension against the empty blue field, the handwritten title lending a mood of wry, understated intrigue.