Piter FM

This poster highlights the emotional bond between the main characters. They face each other but remain separated by their phones, illustrating the film’s central theme: a closeness that always seems just out of reach. The pastel color palette and the characters’ gentle expressions enhance the romantic and introspective atmosphere.

This poster presents Masha and Maksim standing apart, facing a massive Piter FM text. This imposing typography acts as a physical barrier, emphasizing their struggle to meet despite being in the same city. The minimalistic white background enhances the feeling of isolation and longing.

This poster cleverly uses a radio frequency dial as the main visual element. Masha and Maksim stand on opposite sides of an oversized radio dial, as if searching for the right frequency to connect. This element reinforces the film’s metaphor of communication—how they keep trying to meet, but obstacles always arise.

This poster highlights a pair of contrasting shoes alongside a lost mobile phone. This composition symbolizes the different worlds of the two protagonists while reinforcing the phone as a crucial narrative device that intertwines their destinies.

The first poster features an old mobile phone submerged in water, displaying the word «Connecting…». The floating device symbolizes the fragile link between Masha and Maksim, whose paths repeatedly cross but never align perfectly. The water effect enhances the idea of distance and fate’s unpredictable flow.

This poster features the two main characters, Masha and Maksim, on a staircase with glowing streetlights typical of Saint Petersburg. They are shown on the phone, symbolizing how they stay connected through calls but have yet to meet in person. The warm, soft colors create a nostalgic and uncertain mood, mirroring their journey.