experimental poster design — Multi-line title with group, in vivid palette

A pop-art movie poster of an adult woman reclining in front of a receding diagonal line of identical adult men, set against a flat coral-red background. The background is a uniform vivid coral-red field with no texture or gradient, filling the frame edge to edge. In the upper-right corner, a three-line title reading "TITLE" appears in elegant white serif lettering, the words stacked from small to large. The white serif letters hold generous spacing, their classic curves contrasting with the flat modern red. Across the lower half of the frame, an adult woman with curly auburn hair reclines diagonally, her head at the right and her body extending toward the lower-left corner. She wears a soft lavender-lilac short-sleeved blouse and loose gray-and-white striped trousers, her arms stretched behind her head. Her auburn curls spread softly against the red, framing her face in warm contrast to the cool blouse. Her gaze drifts upward and to the left, her expression calm and mildly amused. Behind her, starting just above her head, a long receding row of identical adult men lies in the same reclining pose, each in a dark navy buttoned shirt. The row of men stretches diagonally from the right side toward the upper-left corner, shrinking into the distance until the faces blur into a rhythmic pattern. Toward the middle of the row, one man's face turns slightly toward the viewer, breaking the pattern just enough to notice. Near the left edge, the repeated faces become small and indistinct, emphasizing the endless multiplication. Each man's dark hair, half-open eyes, and relaxed posture mirror the others exactly. Across the center of the frame, the diagonal arrangement leads the eye from the woman's face to the distant duplicates. The woman's lavender blouse and the men's dark shirts pop against the saturated red ground through pure color contrast. In the lower-right corner, the red field continues unbroken beneath the woman's outstretched arm. The lighting is flat, bright studio light with soft short shadows beneath the bodies, even across the entire frame. The poster balances the large calm figure in the foreground against the hypnotic receding army of duplicates, in a coral-red, lavender, and navy palette rendered in a crisp pop-art photographic style that feels playful and surreal.