split-screen poster — Oversized title with two figures, silhouette

A photographic movie poster is divided into two horizontal halves, each dominated by a large male profile facing the other across a bold white title. Across the middle of the frame, the title appears in white letters: a small wide-spaced word on one line above a much larger block word below, reading as "TITLE". In the upper half, bathed in warm sepia tones, a middle-aged adult man with short dark hair and a trimmed mustache and goatee looks downward and to the right with a heavy, somber gaze. His face fills the right side of the upper frame, his skin glowing in the amber light. On the left side of the upper frame, behind him, a sunlit street clash unfolds: adult men grapple and fight, one figure raising a pole topped with a small flag. In the upper-left area of that scene, a domed church with a cross on its spire rises above the rooftops. Blended into the background near the man's shoulder, an adult woman's face with long dark hair gazes directly forward, semi-transparent. The upper background carries a textured, aged-paper quality in pale gold. In the lower half, rendered in cool gray-blue tones, an older adult man with short gray hair looks toward the left, his weathered profile occupying the left side of the frame. On the right side of the lower frame, a crowd of street protesters surges, some raising sticks and flags, their faces tense. In the bottom-center, a dark silhouette of a man and woman embracing sits in the foreground, heads close together. In the lower-left corner, an adult protester in a checkered headscarf raises an arm. Behind the older man's head, hazy apartment blocks fade into the smoky distance. The lighting is high-key daylight in both halves, the upper scene warm and glaring, the lower scene diffused and overcast, each man's face softly modeled without harsh shadow. The two faces are angled toward each other yet separated by the massive title, creating a visual standoff. No billing block or additional credits appear on the poster. The palette splits decisively: scorched amber and gold above, ashen blue-gray below, with the white title binding the halves. Overall, the mirrored confrontation of the two profiles divided by the oversized title, the hot-and-cold split palette, delivers a tense realist-drama style and a mood of unresolved division and moral weight.