split-screen poster — Three split portrait panels over duotone crimson title scene

A cinematic movie poster divides its canvas into stacked zones, presenting three oversized portrait panels across the upper half above a menacing red-lit silhouette scene, all rendered in a dark thriller style. A deep black background fills the negative space behind the panels and below them. Across the top half, three tall vertical panels sit side by side with narrow dark gutters between them. In the left panel, a middle-aged Black man in profile wears a dark red beret and black sunglasses, his gaze directed off-frame to the left, a short graying beard on his chin. In the center panel, the weathered face of an elderly bald Black man with a gray beard stares straight forward, filling most of the panel's height. Below his chin inside the same panel, a smaller full-length figure of a bald man stands behind a lectern, with a large crucifix rising to his right and a smaller cross behind him to the left. In the right panel, a young adult Black woman with a red-tinted afro looks sharply toward the left, wearing a patterned wrap top and a round earring. The bottom edge of each portrait panel is torn and irregular, bleeding into the blood-red haze of the lower half. Across the lower half, a smoky deep-red landscape unfolds, populated by the black silhouettes of armed figures. On the far left, a crowd of small figures with raised rifles stands on and around a dark tank-like vehicle. Near the center-left, a tall thin pole rises vertically from the bottom edge. At the center, a line of standing figures occupies the roof of a long cylindrical tanker truck, their weapons raised against the red sky. On the right side, industrial scaffolding and pipe structures loom, with two more armed figures silhouetted on the truck's roof. A row of small dark birds crosses the red sky above the tanker. Across the lower third, a huge distressed white title in heavy block capitals stacks "TITLE" in two lines, its surface scratched and eroded. The letters dominate the center-bottom, overlapping the silhouetted scene behind them. No other legible text appears anywhere on the poster. The lighting is hard and high-contrast, with cold frontal light modeling the portrait faces against black while a furnace-red glow rises from the bottom half and bleeds upward into the panels, throwing the crowd into pure silhouette. The palette is a stark duotone of pitch black and saturated crimson, with the portraits desaturated to near monochrome and the white title gritty with wear. Overall the poster balances three intimate faces against a sweeping scene of unrest, its symmetrical top half and looming letterforms sustaining a tense, oppressive, vigilante-thriller mood.