two-character poster — Two Figures · Oversized Title · High Contrast

An illustrated poster of two figures running hand in hand through a wild chaotic black-and-red paper collage, a giant white title at the bottom. The background is a chaotic black field with red line-drawn office objects, faces, and symbols, question marks, exclamation points, and abstract shapes, a telephone, a chair, a lamp, a clock among them, torn open at the center into a jagged, explosive white void, the torn paper edges raw and fibrous. Across the top, a line of small white-and-red text at the very top edge reads "TAGLINE". In the center, two adults run away from the viewer through the white void, mid-stride, legs pumping hard, holding hands, their joined hands the still, calm center of the chaos: on the left, a woman with wild, flying blonde hair in a red top and black skirt, the black skirt flying up as she runs, a black leather handbag on her shoulder, one bright red shoe kicked high and visible; on the right, a man in a rumpled black suit, his tie streaming behind him, a red sash tied at his waist, a black laptop flying beside him. Below them, three lines of small white text below the runners give actor names with their famous roles in brackets. Across the lower third, the title appears as giant white hand-lettered characters reading "TITLE", the strokes thick, the letters rough and expressive and joyful, a small red heart drawn inside one character, the heart hand-drawn and imperfect, with white English capitals stacked above reading "TITLE", the English title small, humble, white. Below the title, a director credit line hails the director, referencing the director's acclaimed prior film in quotation marks, and the release line "1/15" in bold white with the tagline "一路笨到掛" in white beside it, playful. At the very bottom, a narrow strip of dense tiny credit text and logos. The lighting is flat and graphic, the white void blazing against the black field, a glorious burst. The black field presses in from all sides, but the white burst cannot be contained. The overall composition hurls the running couple bursting through the torn white center above the giant, joyful hand-drawn title, joining a pitch-black, blood-red, and paper-white palette, nothing else allowed in, in a wild, punk expressionist illustration style that feels anarchic, heartfelt, rebellious, free, and alive, running away from everything, together, laughing. They run toward the viewer of their own story.