To frame or not to frame: Episode 2

Here’s another perfectly ‘classic’ approach to framing a vintage movie poster, an original release German 23×33 in A1 poster for ROCKY from 1978:

What we see here: A simple yet elegant wood frame with a white spacer and a white backing board. The poster has been fixed to the backing in the corners only, making it ‘float’ in the frame.

What I like about this frame: Movie posters were originally displayed in show cases outside the cinema. This type of frame mimics a cinema display, and in my book it does not get more classic than this.
Also, back in the days, movie posters were sent out folded, and this type of frame also emphasizes on the simply fact that the folds are a characteristic, not a defect. I love it.