poster headline design — Mirrored profiles above centered red title

A historical-epic movie poster divides between two confronting profiles above and a charging warrior below, set against a misty gray sky. The upper half of the frame is filled with pale drifting fog behind two enormous faces in profile. Mist curls between the two giant profiles, softening the line where fog meets skin. On the left side, a European man with short dark hair and gray-flecked stubble stares right, his weathered face set in grim resolve. On the right side, an older Indigenous man faces him, his cheek and temple covered in traditional dark spiral facial tattooing, a gray beard at his chin, and a dark green ear pendant at his lobe. In the upper-right corner, the elder's dark curly hair merges with the fog. A mass of pale fur or feathered cloak fills the lower-right corner beneath the tattooed elder. Across the middle of the frame, a large red serif title ("TITLE") with flared, classical letterforms spans nearly the full width. Below the title, the lower third erupts into a battle charge across dusty ground under an overcast sky. At the frame's center, a muscular shirtless warrior with spiral tattoos on his cheeks lunges forward, his topknot crowned with two upright feathers and a dark green stone pendant at his chest. His woven skirt shows a tight geometric pattern in dark fibers. His right fist drives toward the viewer while his left arm extends a short flat wooden club toward the right edge. Behind him, a crowd of warriors with long muskets and spears surges forward through the dust, their mouths open in war cries. On the far left of the charge, tall decorated banners rise above the crowd. The lighting is soft and diffused like heavy overcast, with cool gray tones on the faces and warm dust glowing in the lower third. The palette is desaturated slate gray and bone white, punctuated by the red title and the earthy browns of skin and dust. The style is gritty photographic realism with an epic, painterly grade. Overall, the two looming profiles mirror each other above the centered red title while the warrior charge drives the lower third, and the gritty epic style, gray-and-red palette, and locked, confrontational stares give the poster a tense, foreboding gravity.