split-screen poster — Bottom title with two figures, in duotone

A psychological-thriller movie poster of two adult women's faces split down the middle behind rain-streaked glass, set against blurred neon city lights. The background is a wash of out-of-focus bokeh, warm red and amber orbs on the left cooling to blue and teal on the right. Faint vertical streaks suggest a rainy night street beyond the glass. Across the left half, an adult woman in her twenties with long dark hair appears behind a sheet of wet glass. Her face is bathed in warm crimson light, one eye looking upward and to the left, her lips slightly parted. A single highlight gleams on her wet lower lip. Water droplets and thin rivulets distort her cheek and brow, catching the red glow. Across the right half, a second adult woman in her twenties with a platinum-blonde bob and straight bangs appears behind the same glass in cool blue light. Dark burgundy lipstick defines her mouth, and her dark eye meets the viewer directly. Her skin looks porcelain-pale in the blue light. Droplets bead on the pane over her face, one large drop suspended near her temple. A jagged crack runs vertically down the center where the two halves meet. At the bottom-center, a small starburst of fractured glass radiates thin white lines across both faces. In the upper-left, warm bokeh orbs smear across the darkness behind the red-lit hair. In the upper-right, cool blue flares streak behind the blonde bob. Fine scratches and dust speckle the glass surface. In the lower-center, a neon sign carries the title reading "TITLE", the first words in pale blue neon tube capitals. The final word of the title flows in red neon script beneath, glowing through the rain. The lighting is all neon refracted through water, warm red washing the left face and cool blue the right, the droplets catching tiny highlights like scattered sparks, the crack edges gleaming white. Her collarbones catch a faint red rim of light. On the right, the blonde's eyebrow arches in a precise dark line. A thin vertical scratch crosses the left pane. The red script's tail curls beneath the blue capitals. Tiny bubbles cling to the glass near the bottom edge. The bokeh orbs vary from pinpricks to soft coins of light. The mirrored split composition, duotone palette of blood red and ice blue, slick neon-noir photographic style, and haunted doubled mood make the poster feel like two identities sharing one reflection.