I Am poster similar to a Hollywood flick's

This might seem a feeble resemblance at first glance.

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This might seem a feeble resemblance at first glance. The poster shares common hues, a number of characters pepper the space but the typography and design is a bit different from the other. Blame it on one for being a crowd-produced due-for-release film and the other for being a Broadway hit. While the former, Onir's I Am has four tales depicting identity quests, the latter, Chris Columbus' Rent (2005) has six Bohemian protagonists exploring their sexuality among other things. More in common than they know, eh?

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