poster headline design — Oversized title with experimental style, centered composition

An arthouse movie poster assembled from overlapping horizontal bands of blurred, slow-shutter film stills of intimate domestic scenes. The top band shows an adult woman with dark hair in a tiled kitchen, her arm raised as an adult man beside her reaches toward her, both faces blurred by motion. A middle band dissolves into streaked motion blur of embracing adult bodies in faded red, blue, and white tones. The central band carries the typography: a small black uppercase credit line with a possessive author name above a very large white uppercase "TITLE", both set against the blurred imagery. Below the title, another band shows an adult man lying across a bed while an adult woman's hand rests on his back. The bottom band shows a smiling adult woman with closed eyes, holding the head of an adult man against her cheek on a bed with striped red-and-white bedding. A pale blue shirt and gray trousers are visible on the reclining figures. The right edge reveals a wooden chair back and a sunlit window in the background. The stills have a hazy, overexposed quality with soft pastel color and visible film grain. The bands overlap with soft feathered edges, creating a layered, dreamlike montage. The lighting is soft and natural, like diffused daylight through a window, with gentle highlights on skin and fabric and no harsh shadows, giving the blurred frames a dreamy, voyeuristic glow. Overall, the poster balances the fragmented, horizontally banded photographic strips against the stark centered typography, in a raw experimental film-still collage style with a palette of washed white, dusty blue, and faded red that feels languid, intimate, and quietly provocative.