split-screen poster — Split layout with extreme close-up at the top

A split-layout movie poster pairing a warm sepia close-up of an adult woman's face with a cool blue close-up of an adult man's face, divided by a clean white title band. The upper half of the frame is filled by an extreme close-up of an adult woman in her late twenties, her face rendered in warm sepia and cream tones. Her brown eyes look directly at the viewer, her delicate features soft and evenly lit, her expression calm and unreadable. Her brown hair is pinned up loosely, with tiny pale flowers and thin leaves tucked around her temples like a soft halo. Faint double-exposed foliage and blossom shapes drift across her cheeks and forehead, blending into the warm haze around her. In the upper-left corner of her portrait, the background dissolves into a pale creamy blur with no hard detail. Across the top edge of the frame, the warm haze brightens to near-white. Across the middle of the frame, a horizontal white band runs the full width, clean and unadorned except for its centered text. In the center of the band, a single line reading "TITLE" appears in thin navy uppercase lettering, widely letterspaced and understated. The lower half of the frame holds an extreme close-up of an adult man in his thirties, rendered in icy blue tones. His pale blue eyes meet the viewer's gaze directly, his dark curly hair framing a face with light stubble along the jaw. He wears a dark high-collared coat and a loosely knotted patterned cravat, the fabrics rendered in deep blue shadow. Faint bare tree branches are double-exposed across the right side of his portrait, echoing the foliage in the woman's half. In the lower-right corner of his portrait, the blue deepens into near-black shadow at the frame's edge. The warm upper half and the cold lower half mirror each other in framing, both faces centered and cropped at the forehead and chin. The white band between them acts as both title card and a breathing pause between the two emotional temperatures. The lighting is soft and diffused in both halves: warm and glowing on the woman, cool and crisp on the man, with no harsh shadows in either. The poster balances warm intimacy against cold reserve across its central divide, in a sepia-and-ice-blue palette rendered in a soft romantic photographic style that feels tender and quietly haunted.