two-character poster — Oversized title with two figures at the center

A minimalist thriller movie poster sets two figures against a pitch-black background, bisected by a giant vertical title running down the center. At the upper center, an adult woman with straight black shoulder-length hair and bangs stands facing the viewer, her expression solemn and watchful. She wears a textured gray blazer over a light blouse, her shoulders squared, her hands out of frame below. A single soft key light models her face from the front, leaving the edges of her figure to melt into the surrounding darkness. Across the lower half, an adult man lies on his side facing left, his body stretched horizontally across the frame. He wears loose teal-green pajamas, the fabric wrinkled and soft, one arm bent with his hand resting near his waist. His face is turned toward the viewer with eyes open, his expression uneasy rather than restful. Beneath him, a bed is suggested by folds of fabric: a burnt-orange pillow and blanket glow at the lower-left corner, catching the warm light. The black background extends uninterrupted to all four edges, with no texture or gradient. Her posture is rigid and upright, contrasting with the limp sprawl of the reclining man. The giant title ("TITLE") runs vertically down the exact center of the poster, huge bold cream-beige sans-serif letters stacked one above another, reading from top to bottom. The tall letters overlap both figures, passing in front of the adult woman's torso and the adult man's body. No other text appears; there is no tagline or billing block. The lighting is stark and theatrical, a single frontal source carving the figures out of total darkness, with warm amber tones on the bedding and cool desaturated tones on the clothing. Deep shadows swallow the corners and edges, giving the black background a velvety, bottomless quality. Overall, the composition balances the upright standing figure against the horizontal reclining figure around the towering central title, in a palette of absolute black, cream beige, deep teal, and burnt orange rendered in stark minimalist photographic style, and the mood is one of quiet, uncanny dread.