split-screen poster — Vertical title with close-up on the right

A cinematic movie poster is divided into four horizontal photographic strips separated by thin black bands, each strip holding a glowing white numeral, against an overall field of warm amber and deep red tones. The strips stack from top to bottom like film frames, with the black dividers running edge to edge. In the top strip, the right side shows the face of an adult woman in close-up, her dark hair pulled back, wearing an ornate green-and-gold collar; she gazes off-frame to the left with a serious expression. A blurred warm lampshade glows in the upper-left corner of that strip, and the background is a soft out-of-focus amber interior. At the center of the top strip, a large glowing white numeral stands in for the first digit of the "TITLE". In the second strip, an adult man in a dark suit and tie sits at a table on the left side, one hand raised to his mouth and the other holding a pen, bathed in green and red neon light. Behind him, blurred horizontal light bars suggest a bar or nightclub, while the right side of the strip falls into dark vertical stripes of shadow. A second glowing white numeral shines at the center of that strip. In the third strip, awash in saturated red light, an adult woman reclines diagonally with her tousled hair spread out, wearing a patterned garment; her face turns toward the viewer with a languid expression. Folded striped fabric fills the left side of the strip in deep red folds. A third glowing white numeral sits at the center of the strip. In the bottom strip, the darkest of the four, a close-up of an adult woman's face with red lips occupies the left side, her eyes downcast, while blurred figures and warm bokeh fill the right side. A fourth glowing white numeral glows at the center, completing the four-digit "TITLE" running down the middle of the poster. The four numerals share the same rounded, neon-like white glow, visually stitching the strips together. At the very bottom edge, the darkest strip fades to near-black. No other text appears on the poster. The lighting is moody and source-driven: warm practical lamps in the top strip, green-and-red neon in the second, an intense red wash in the third, and dim amber bokeh in the fourth, with deep shadows pooling between the strips. Skin tones shift with each strip's color cast, from honeyed amber to feverish red. The stacked-strip composition balances four intimate close-ups around the glowing central numerals in a rhythmic vertical sequence, rendered in a grainy, saturated cinematic style with a palette of amber, neon green, and deep red that together create a mood of nostalgic, nocturnal longing.