face-to-face poster — Bottom title, Diagonal title

A cinematic photographic movie poster of two adult men facing each other in close profile inside a dim tiled room, one healthy and grief-stricken, the other pallid with blood at his mouth. The background is a wall of large dark green-gray tiles crossed by thin grout lines, falling into deep shadow toward the top of the frame. On the left side of the frame, an adult man with dark brown hair and light stubble is shown in left profile, his downcast eyes fixed on the other man, his mouth set in a sorrowful line. He wears a dark jacket over a muted teal shirt, his jaw tight with a sheen of sweat on his temple. On the right side, a gaunt adult man with short dark hair faces him in right profile, his skin waxy and pale, his eyes sunken and unfocused. Dark red blood smears the gaunt man's mouth, chin and the front of his light gray shirt, and fine veins stand out on his neck. His torn collar reveals a bruised collarbone. Between the two faces, a thin vertical seam in the tiled wall runs down the center of the frame like a dividing line. In the upper-left and upper-right corners, the tiled wall dissolves into near-black shadow. Faint reflections slide across the glossy tiles like distant windows. Across the lower third, wide white sans-serif lettering spells "TITLE", its letter "C" struck through with a diagonal slash. The bottom edge of the frame falls to solid black below the title. The lighting is low-key and directional, a warm side light raking the healthy man's face from the left while the gaunt man's face catches the same light in harsh half-shadow, with deep murky shadows pooling in the tile corners. The overall composition holds the two profiles in tense mirrored balance across the central seam, in a palette of murky desaturated teal, olive-black and warm amber skin tones rendered in a gritty photographic realism that feels bleak and mournful.