split-screen poster — Multi-line title with two figures, in high contrast

A boldly graphic screen-print-style movie poster shows two identical adult men in 18th-century dress lunging toward each other across a black central divide, set against a pair of tall arched panels in flat crimson red and vivid green. In the upper-left panel, shaped like a tall pointed arch, a crimson-red engraving depicts a gothic church with a round rose window, cracked walls and pointed spires, all rendered in fine black linework. Within that red arch, an adult man with dark slicked-back hair wears a long black coat with glowing green lapels and cuffs, a green waistcoat and a white cravat, his right arm extended toward the center divide. In the upper-right panel, a matching pointed arch glows in flat acid green, filled with an engraved landscape of rolling hills and textured fields in dark green linework. Within the green arch, the same adult man appears in mirrored pose, wearing a black coat with glowing pink-red lapels, a dark waistcoat and a pink cravat, his left arm reaching toward the center. At the top center of the frame, between the two arches, a small red rosette emblem with a six-pointed star at its heart sits like a heraldic seal. In the center of the frame, where the two panels meet, the black background forms a vertical pillar, and the two men's outstretched hands nearly touch across it. Both men's faces are stylized with sharp cheekbones and knowing half-smiles, their features simplified into graphic shapes. In the lower-center area, a pink human skull rests atop a small ornate goblet, encircled by a dark ouroboros serpent biting its own tail, the ring drawn in fine pink linework. Across the lower third, the "TITLE" placeholder appears in two arched lines of oversized western-style slab letters: the upper line in bright green, the lower line much larger in hot pink-red, both curving upward like a grin. Along the bottom edge, a single line of small white serif capitals forms a credit line reading "A FILM BY DIRECTOR NAME", centered and understated. The poster's black background surrounds all elements in deep matte black, and the whole image has the flat, high-contrast look of a two-color screen print with no photographic shading. The red of the left arch and the green of the right arch meet in a hard vertical seam at the center pillar. The serpent's scales are drawn as a repeating diamond pattern around the ring. The goblet beneath the skull has a flared cup and a knopped stem, drawn in thin pink lines. The lighting is not photographic at all: the image relies on flat graphic color, with contrast built from the stark red-green-black palette and heavy black shadow shapes folded into the coats, while the skull and ring glow as simple pink line art on black. A bold symmetrical composition split between mirrored red and green worlds above a black field of skull and serpent, in a vintage screen-print style with a palette of crimson, acid green, hot pink and matte black, creates a mood of mischievous, theatrical occult mystery.