split-screen poster — Oversized Title, Sans-Serif, Rotated Text

A split-layout movie poster pairs a photographic panel of two adults at a table with a bold green graphic panel below, rendered in a playful retro poster style. A solid green band caps the very top of the frame. The upper photographic panel fills the top third, showing a dim room with dark walls and tall beige curtains along the right edge. At the upper-right corner of the photo, pale window light bleeds in from beyond the frame. On the left side of the panel, an adult woman with dark shoulder-length hair presses small red and yellow toy blocks against her face. She wears an off-white buttoned shirt, and her hands hold the blocks over her eyes and nose like a mask. On the right side of the panel, an adult man in a dark navy overshirt and beige t-shirt stares directly at the camera with a flat expression. Across the lower edge of the photo, a row of colorful interlocking toy structures in red, blue, yellow, and white stretches along the table. A small gray architectural toy model stands upright among the blocks near the center of the table. The lower panel occupies the bottom two-thirds of the frame in a vivid grass green. Faint lime-green spiral rings radiate outward across the green ground, suggesting a hypnotic vortex. Over the spiral, oversized tilted letters in red, white, mustard yellow, and royal blue spell out "TITLE". Each letter is rendered in a chunky rounded sans-serif at a different angle, overlapping its neighbors. In the lower-left corner, a tall red letter rises above the spiral's center, and in the lower-right corner two white letters lean against a blue bar. In the bottom-center of the green panel, a large red letter anchors the typographic cluster. The lighting is soft window daylight from the right in the photo panel, casting gentle shadows on the woman's hands and modeling the man's face, while the graphic panel is flat and evenly lit like print. The composition balances the restrained photographic scene above against the loud typographic explosion below, its palette of vivid green, primary red, and warm wood tones producing a quirky retro comedy style with a droll, slightly absurd mood.