two-character poster — Oversized Title, Stacked Lines, Vertical Text

A punk-style collage movie poster of two adult women's faces flanking a central strip of giant vertical serif letters, layered over torn paper and butterfly wings. Down the center of the frame runs a ragged vertical black band carrying oversized white serif letters stacked top to bottom, forming the film's "TITLE". The band's torn beige edges show black ink marks and printer-like registration details. On the left side of the frame, a color vintage photograph shows an adult woman with a daisy flower crown in her dark bobbed hair, smiling softly with her chin resting on her hand. She is an adult woman in her twenties, with heavy-lined eyes and pale skin. Behind her head, blurred autumn foliage glows in mustard and olive tones. In the upper-left corner, the autumn foliage glows brightest in yellow-green. A large butterfly with yellow-brown wings overlaps her shoulder and cheek near the left edge. In the upper-right corner, another oversized butterfly spreads amber and ochre wings over the foliage. On the right side of the frame, a black-and-white halftone photograph shows a second adult woman in close-up, licking a spoon with her tongue, her eyes glancing sideways. She is also an adult woman, with dark curly hair and a playful expression. Behind her, a torn red paper fragment carries blue hand-scrawled numerals, partially cropped and too small to read exactly. At the center-right, a small black butterfly rests near her chin. In the bottom-left corner, a white torn paper patch bears rough black ink strokes, with a partial round brown shape intruding at the very corner. In the bottom-right corner, plain white margin balances the busy collage. Along the top edge, a small black ink splatter sits in the white border. The pieces overlap with visible torn edges, tape-like seams, and mismatched print textures. The lighting is flat and graphic, like scanned print clippings, with no single light source; contrast comes from the ink-black band and the red fragment against the paper whites. Grain, halftone dots, and paper fibers texture the whole surface. The vertical letter band anchors the scattered faces and wings, keeping the deliberate chaos from flying apart. The strict vertical letter column balances the wild asymmetry of faces, butterflies, and torn fragments, collaged in a gritty palette of mustard, blood red, ink black, and paper white with a raw cut-and-paste punk style and a mood of mischievous, anarchic playfulness.