ensemble poster design — Centered Group · Oversized Title · Multi-Line Title

A French comedy poster of five adults and a cat on a grand staircase, a giant white title at the bottom. The background is a warm golden mansion interior: carved wood, a sweeping staircase, glowing wall sconces. At the top, three billing lines name acclaimed actresses and the Oscar-nominated lead actor, and a line credits the bestselling author-director. On the stairs, five adults pose: a woman in a long red velvet dress at the left; a bearded man in a gray sweater; a tall woman in black standing above; a young woman in a blue sweater seated; and a bald adult man in a blue suit with a gold bow tie at the right, holding a silver tray with a fluffy long-haired cat wearing a green party hat. Across the lower third, the title appears as giant white characters reading "TITLE", the letters bold and playful, with white English script beside reading "TITLE". At the bottom-left, the release line "6/7" in green with the tagline "喵的咧" in green, actor names, and a narrow strip of tiny credit text. The lighting is warm and golden, the mansion glowing. The overall composition arranges the ensemble on the stairs around the cat on its tray, joining a gold, velvet-red, and cream palette in a warm photographic style that feels witty, elegant, and mischievous, the butler's revenge served with a cat. The cat's green eyes stare down the viewer, unimpressed. The party hat is absurd and perfect. The bald man's smile is conspiratorial. The red dress flows like wine. The staircase spirals with old money. The white title is huge, declarative, funny. The cat is clearly in charge. The woman in red stands like a queen, one hand on the banister. The bearded man's sweater is soft gray wool. The tall woman's black dress is severe, chic. The young woman's blue sweater is cozy, patterned. The bald man's blue suit is tailored, sharp. The gold bow tie is a flourish. The silver tray gleams. The cat's fur is long, golden, magnificent. The party hat is green with gold stars. The cat's expression is royal disdain. The mansion's wood is dark, polished, old. The sconces glow warm. The staircase curves out of frame. The billing names at the top are prestigious. The author's name is a selling point. The white title dominates, huge and funny. The English script beside it is playful. The green date is bright, fresh. The tagline is a pun, a meow. The actor names at the bottom are a formality. The poster is a farce in a palace. The cat steals every scene.