collage poster design — Symmetrical layout, bottom title, multi-line title

A science-fiction movie poster dominated by two enormous floating heads facing the viewer, divided by a blinding vertical column of white-hot flame, with a vermilion two-line title stacked at the bottom. Behind the heads, the upper third of the frame is a flat matte black void. On the left side of the frame, the head of an adult man with short dark hair fills the left edge, his pale skin rendered in a grainy photographic texture and his calm gaze fixed forward. In the upper-left corner, his dark hair dissolves into the black background. On the right side of the frame, the head of an adult woman with a pale blonde bob and straight bangs mirrors him from the right edge, her wide blue eyes, delicate nose and softly parted lips caught in the same frontal light. In the upper-right corner, her bright hair glows against the surrounding black. At the center of the frame, a thick vertical shaft of white and golden-yellow fire rises from below, its outer edges breaking into translucent orange tongues of flame that curl toward both faces. Just above the title, a small separate flicker of orange flame floats near the center. Across the lower third, the background shifts to a clean off-white field. In the lower-center of the frame, a bold condensed title in warm vermilion red is stacked in two lines reading "TITLE", the numerals drawn larger than the word above them. At the very bottom edge, the off-white ground remains empty and quiet. The man's jaw is square and his lips are pressed in a neutral line. The woman's pale eyebrows are thin and arched. Between the flame column and the man's cheek, a thin orange edge of firelight traces his profile. The lighting is a high-key, almost bleached frontal light that flattens both faces into luminous masks, while the central flame column radiates a soft bloom that fades into the surrounding white. The overall composition is a symmetrical, confrontational pairing of the two faces balanced around the central blaze, rendered in a grainy mid-century photographic style with a black, white and vermilion palette that carries a mood of tense, watchful urgency.