Embers Not Yet Cool

To generate a vertical 3:4 Chinese minimalist movie concept poster, it must be a finished poster with Chinese layout completed.

The background is a warm off-white or ivory white old paper background, clean and restrained overall, with slight paper grain and soft shadows. The images retain a lot of blank space, such as art film festival posters or independent film main visuals.

A solitary [red object] is placed at the top of the image, slightly tilted or inverted, creating a strong visual focal point. A red trail flows downward beneath the object, which can be melting, dripping, pouring, smearing, seeping, or liquid trail. Red marks should be like emotional metaphors—not too dirty or messy, but cinematic and poetic.

The top background features a large light gray Chinese title text, with large and light text serving as the visual layer of the background. Add a trumpet-style film review short sentence in the middle. Below are fictional award texts, simplified laurel symbols, Chinese film titles, director information, and dates.

The overall layout is sophisticated, restrained, and full of blank space, like a nonexistent art movie poster. Chinese must be clear and accurate, with no garbled text.

Replaceable variables:

[Red Items]: Red popsicle / deep red lipstick / poured wine glass / red candle / red paint tube / red ribbon / red envelope / red balloon

[Main Title]: Melting Voice / Hypothermic Lips / Drunken Void / Embers Not Yet Cool / Red Exit / The Last Drop / Silent Development

[Short Film Review Quotes]: A gentle allegory about summer, silence, and exit. / After the city's noise fades, what remains are the unfinished words on the lips. / When night falls, silence begins to emerge. / Not all farewells have time to be extinguished.

No real movie logos, no real festival logos, no real brand names, no watermarks, no e-commerce ads, no complex backgrounds, no cartoons, no 3D.