split-screen poster — Condensed type with single figure and group of figures

A science-fiction movie poster is split into three horizontal bands: a giant face above, a title band in the middle, and a riot scene below, all washed in toxic green. The top band is filled by the enormous head of a middle-aged adult man with short dark hair and intense pale eyes, his stern face staring directly at the viewer. Deep lines crease his forehead, and his mouth is set in a grim line. A dark coat collar frames his jaw. Behind his head in the upper-left corner, the black silhouettes of factory smokestacks, cranes, and industrial scaffolding rise against a murky yellow-green haze. The haze glows as if lit from within by pollution. Across the middle band, a bold condensed "TITLE" runs the full width in heavy black letters edged with glowing green, set on a black strip framed by thin green rules above and below. The bottom band erupts into a chaotic street riot rendered in the same jaundiced tones. On the right side of the lower band, two massive trucks fitted with giant scoop plows advance, the words "RIOT CONTROL" lettered in block capitals on their cabs above heavy metal grilles. One scoop has lifted a tumbling mass of adult figures in pale clothing high into the air, bodies flailing, the scoop's riveted steel surface catching the green light. On the left side of the lower band, a second truck's raised scoop carries another struggling crowd of small adult figures. Between the trucks, a single adult figure in pale clothing is caught mid-air, arms windmilling, about to fall. Below, dozens of tiny adult figures in pale green-white clothing swarm the street, some climbing, some trampled underfoot. Dark smoke billows across the lower band, half-obscuring the crowd. The lighting is sickly and unnatural, a jaundiced green-yellow glow that seems to radiate from the smog itself, casting no clean shadows and tinting every surface with a polluted, chemical cast. The giant face in the top band catches a slightly warmer highlight on one cheek. Colors are dominated by acid green, sulfur yellow, and black, with the pale clothing of the crowd providing ghostly contrast. The looming face, the rigid title bar, and the churning riot stack in heavy top-down order, in a lurid 1970s dystopian photographic style, with a palette of toxic greens and sulfur yellows carrying a mood of paranoid, authoritarian dread.