close-up portrait composition — Oversized title, stacked type with multi-line title

A cinematic movie poster centers on a close-up portrait of a young Black man against a motion-blurred city street. His face fills the center of the frame, eyes open and gazing slightly off-camera with a weary, anxious expression. He wears a thick blue knit beanie pulled low over his forehead, the ribbed wool texture clearly visible. Below the beanie, a dark navy-blue hooded jacket frames his face, and a flash of bright red lining shows at his collar. The background behind him streaks horizontally into a blurred wash of cool gray and blue, with the smeared shapes of street, vehicles, and buildings suggesting fast motion or a passing car. In the upper-right of the frame, a faint reddish smear hints at a car's tail light blurred by the motion. The color grade leans toward desaturated steel blue and slate gray, giving the blurred city a cold, rainy feel. Across the lower third of the poster, the words "TITLE" appear in large, bold white capital letters in a heavy condensed sans-serif face, stacked in two lines over his jacket. The lettering is crisp and dominant, anchoring the bottom of the frame. The lighting is soft, overcast daylight falling evenly on his face with gentle shadows under his brow and nose, and a subtle sheen on his skin. Cool ambient light from the street reflects faintly on the right side of his face. The composition isolates his still, sharply focused face against the smearing chaos of the street behind him, and the palette of deep blue, cold gray, and the small shock of red creates a mood of vulnerable urgency on the move.