split-screen poster — Sans-serif type, split layout, extreme close-up

A split-layout drama movie poster of an airline pilot, divided into three horizontal bands against pale stormy skies. Across the upper third, an extreme close-up of a middle-aged adult man's face fills the band, wearing a dark pilot's cap with a gold band and silver laurel insignia. His dark eyes look toward the right edge with a grave, exhausted expression, deep lines etched around his mouth. Rain streaks and smudges blur across a glass surface in front of him, suggesting a cockpit window in a storm. A pale glare blooms across the glass, washing out the cloud behind it. In the upper-left corner, the background dissolves into blown-out white cloud. In the upper-right corner, the cap's brim casts a hard shadow over his brow. The middle band is a clean white horizontal strip: on the left, a large bold blue-gradient sans-serif uppercase title, reading as "TITLE". On the right side of the middle band, a passenger jet banks hard with orange flames bursting from one engine, debris trailing. The jet's white fuselage pitches nose-down, its dark underbelly catching the firelight. At the far right edge of the middle band, a tiny white church with a steeple sits beneath gray cloud. Across the lower third, a close-up profile of an adult woman with shoulder-length reddish-brown hair and bangs looks toward the left. She wears a blue-gray plaid flannel shirt, her lips parted in worry, her eyes glistening. Behind her, a blurred dark green interior glows with horizontal fluorescent strips. In the middle band's dark edge, thin gray cloud streaks trail behind the burning engine. Her cheek catches a soft key light, the only warm tone in the lower band. In the lower-left corner, her shoulder anchors the frame, while in the lower-right corner the green blur stretches empty. The lighting is cool overcast daylight with a wet sheen across the upper band, while the lower band glows with dim greenish cabin fluorescents. The three stacked bands balance two watchful faces against the burning jet at the center seam, and the palette of ice blue, steel navy, flame orange and murky green in sleek disaster-drama realism carries a tense, somber dread.