Oriental Wuxia Epic Poster - Sword Shadow and Beauty

A fictional Eastern wuxia epic poster titled "Sword & Beauty." The scene is set in an ancient mountain-top pavilion shrouded in mist and clouds. At the center of the image, Chen Kun, dressed in flowing black robes with his long hair tied up, gazes intently ahead, holding an ancient, sheathed sword with a jade-inlaid hilt. To his left, Zhou Xun, clad in an exquisitely embroidered crimson ancient gown, wears a tall updo adorned with a golden hairpin. She glances back over her shoulder, her eyes carrying a hint of sorrow and determination, holding a jade flute. On a nearby table rests a pot of clear wine, two wine cups, and a scroll of bamboo slips. The background features an endless expanse of ink-wash landscape and a massive red sun. On the far right, a stone lantern glows with candlelight. In the upper left corner, "Bona Film Group Presents," with "Directed by Tsui Hark" below. In the upper right corner, "Golden Horse Award for Best Action Choreography." At the top center, the Oscar statuette emblem is displayed, with "ACADEMY AWARD® NOMINEE BEST INTERNATIONAL FEATURE" beneath it. The main title, "Sword & Beauty," is rendered in bold, powerful calligraphy. Below the title, the phrase "The vastness of the martial world pales before the vermilion mark between your brows" is inscribed. At the bottom, credits include "Action Choreography by Yuen Woo-ping" and "Costume Design by Tim Yip." The overall style is an aesthetically idealized Eastern fantasy, employing soft natural lighting and mist effects to evoke an ethereal, tragic, and romantic atmosphere. The color palette is dominated by cyan-green, ink-black, and vermilion red.