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#L5170
face-to-face poster — Face to Face · Bottom Title · Oversized Title
L5170 · face-to-face poster — Face to Face · Bottom Title · Oversized Title. Explore the reference image and prompt, then open this composition in the layout tool.

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A movie poster stages a tender face-to-face encounter between a young adult man and woman against a bold red field. At the center, the two stand in profile facing each other: on the left, a pale young man with dark tousled hair, wearing a tattered red hoodie over a gray shirt and ripped jeans, gazes down softly; on the right, a blonde young woman in a gray tank top and brown pants gazes back up at him. Between them, he holds a small bouquet of yellow daisies toward her, their stems crossed delicately. Behind the pair, a giant cream-colored heart with rough, torn-paper edges and drips running down from its sides fills the middle of the frame, framing their faces like a halo. The heart's surface shows subtle paper grain, and its drips stretch toward the zombie crowd below like melting wax. The man's hoodie is frayed at the cuffs, and a dark stain spreads across one shoulder. The woman's bracelet is a simple black band, and her hair catches the light in golden strands. The background is a flat, vivid red from edge to edge. Along the bottom, behind the couple's legs, a crowd of gray-faced zombie figures shuffles in a dark mass, their pale eyes turned upward, rendered small against the red. Some reach toward the couple with outstretched arms, while others simply stare. Their clothes are torn and gray with dust. Across the lower third, the Chinese title "TITLE" appears in five large white characters with a subtle 3D bevel and dark outline, set in a bold rounded sans-serif style, overlapping the zombie crowd. Bright, even lighting illuminates the two leads with a soft romantic glow, while the red background stays flat and punchy. The daisies' yellow petals are vivid against the red, and a few petals have fallen, drifting down toward the title. The red background has a faint paper texture, and the title's bevel catches a crisp white highlight along its top edges. A few petals have caught in the woman's hair, and the man's grip on the stems is gentle, almost reverent. The zombies' moans are almost audible, a low chorus beneath the poster's bright romance. The overall composition centers the intimate pair inside the torn-paper heart above the shuffling horde and the white title, rendered in a palette of heart red, cream, daisy yellow and zombie gray, in a polished photorealistic romantic-horror style that feels tender, quirky and unexpectedly sweet.