This poster for My Killer (2016) captures the isolation of its protagonist lost in thought, surrounded by silhouettes of unknown figures. The panels break the scene into scattered moments: faceless strangers, a tense interrogation, a lifeless body. The muted colors and stark contrasts emphasizing its themes of crime, memory, and the search for justice
A lone woman stands frozen in time, her silhouette stark against an empty void. A blade pierces her back silent, merciless, final. No blood, no struggle just the chilling simplicity of violence. The minimalism strips away distraction, leaving only the raw essence of betrayal and inevitability
Two figures one a hardened detective, the other a mysterious young woman are suspended in an eerie symmetry, their worlds flipped upside down. A gleaming knife divides them, its cold steel reflecting the weight of their unspoken connection.
In the dead of night, a lone detective stands under the dim glow of a flickering streetlamp. Rain pours relentlessly, soaking his coat as he stares into the distance, lost in thought.
A weary detective sits in the shadows, his face partially illuminated by a harsh overhead light. His eyes, heavy with exhaustion and unresolved questions, stare into the void. The darkness around him hints at the weight of the unsolved murder, the corruption, and the ghosts of the past that refuse to fade.
A faceless woman, unaware, stands against a dark, muted backdrop as a knife, already tinged with red, approaches from behind.