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The Alternative Cinema Poster Competition: Why Don’t You Just Die! (2018, Kirill Sokolov)

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First Alternative

This Why Don’t You Just Die! movie poster features illustrations with a striking graphic style. The title of the movie is displayed in large yellow and red letters, giving it a dramatic and suspenseful feel. The dark green geometric patterned background adds to the mysterious feel.

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Second Alternative

The Why Don’t You Just Die! movie poster uses a minimalist-style illustration with a prominent red color, creating a tense and violent feel. At the top, a large hand controls two marionette-like strings, symbolizing manipulation and control and below, two silhouettes of armed characters point guns at each other, reinforcing the film’s theme of conflict and violence.

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Third Alternative

This Why Don’t You Just Die! movie poster features a graphic design full of violent symbolism and suspense. The main element in the illustration is a large fork stabbing out of a cracked and bloodied red brick wall. The fork is wrapped around a spiked iron chain, creating a visual that hints at pain, torture, and brutal conflict.

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Fourth Alternative

The Why Don’t You Just Die! movie poster features a comic-style graphic illustration against a red background with a striking geometric pattern. In the center, two weapons-a pistol and a hammer-are wrapped in black chains, depicting the violence and conflict in the film.

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Fifth Alternative

This Why Don’t You Just Die! movie poster has a graphic design full of symbolism of violence and greed. The background is red with geometric motifs, creating a tense and intense atmosphere. In the center, there is a green wall with a large hole as if it has been forcefully destroyed, revealing a combined symbol of a hammer and a dollar sign ($). This symbol could indicate the main theme of the movie, which is a conflict involving violence and money.

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Sixth Alternative

The Why Don’t You Just Die! movie poster features a comic-style illustration against a green background with geometric patterns, giving it a classic and retro feel. At the center of the poster is an old television through a wall with red cracks resembling blood splatters, emphasizing the violence and suspense in the film.