diagonal composition — Top title with two figures at the center, diagonal composition

A dramatic movie poster opens on near-total blackness, with a burning title blazing across the upper third of the frame. The title's letters appear in white serif type wreathed and partially consumed by orange-red flames, reading as "TITLE", with the flames licking upward into the dark. In the upper-left corner, one flaming letter curves like a claw against the black. Behind the title, faint vertical streaks of firelight rise like distant torches. In the center of the frame, a jagged torn opening edged in thin red reveals two male faces side by side, as if seen through ripped darkness. On the left side of the opening, an adult man with dark tousled hair and piercing light eyes stares intensely at the viewer, half his face in shadow. On the right side of the opening, an adult man in his thirties with short dark hair and light stubble looks off to the side with a grave expression. A gleaming sword blade slashes diagonally between the two faces, its polished steel catching a bright highlight along the edge. Behind and around the torn opening, a faint antique map fades into the black, its delicate coastlines and tiny place names barely legible. In the lower half of the frame, darkness dominates, with only faint traces of the map's texture visible. Across the bottom edge, the map texture dissolves into pure black. The lighting is fiery and low-key: the flaming title casts an orange glow downward, the sword reflects a sharp band of light, and each face is warmed by an unseen source from the side. The adult men's skin carries warm amber tones against the surrounding void. The red rim of the torn opening glows faintly, like a wound of light. The composition centers the two faces in the torn aperture, the diagonal sword dividing them. No billing block or additional credits appear on the poster. The palette is elemental: deep black, ember orange, blood-red edging, and the cool silver of the blade. Overall, the centrally torn reveal of the two faces split by the diagonal sword, the black-and-ember palette in a brooding revenge-drama style, creates a mood of smoldering vengeance and fateful confrontation.