stacked typography — Top title with two figures, symmetrical layout

An intimate photographic movie poster fills the frame with the faces of an adult man and an adult woman pressed close, noses touching, against dark teal tiles. The background is a wall of dark-teal glazed tiles, barely visible behind the faces and sinking into shadow at the top. In the upper-left corner, a hand-painted "TITLE" in hot-pink dripping script sprawls across two lines, its glossy letters bleeding like wet paint. The script is loose and expressive, with paint drips trailing downward from the letterforms. In the upper-right corner, her copper-red hair glows softly against the dark tiles. On the right side of the frame, the adult woman presses her profile against the man's face, her copper-red hair swept loosely up, her eyes lowered. Her bare shoulder and upper arm fill the lower-right, a large dark tattoo visible on her outer arm. On the left side of the frame, the adult man tilts his face up toward her, dark stubble covering his jaw, eyes closed, expression serene. Her hand cradles the left side of his head, a small dark tattoo marking her wrist near the left edge. In the center of the composition, their noses touch, the point of contact anchoring the entire image. His lips are slightly parted, and the texture of short dark stubble shows along his jaw and upper lip. Her skin is fair with a warm flush, fine red curls escaping at her temple. Along the bottom edge, his tattooed shoulder and her arm merge into deep shadow. Near the top-center, a drip of pink paint hangs suspended like a tear. In the lower-left corner, her fingers press gently into his hair. The crop is brutally tight, cutting both faces at the frame's edges so nothing else intrudes. The lighting is warm and low, raking softly across their skin from the left, pooling gentle highlights on her cheekbone and his brow while shadows gather in the tile background. The palette is restrained: dark teal, warm skin tones, and the single electric shock of hot pink. A shallow depth of field keeps the touching faces sharp while the tiles dissolve into grainy darkness. Fine film grain textures the shadows, giving the darkness a tactile weight. The final poster balances the two interlocked faces in a tight symmetrical press of profiles, its palette of deep teal, warm flesh, and hot pink rendered in a raw intimate photographic style with a tender, aching, and quietly electric mood.