poster headline design — Oversized title, single figure, centered

A vintage illustrated movie poster of a young soldier's face beneath a steel combat helmet, floating on a pure black field inside a thin cream paper border. At the top of the frame, the rounded crown of a German-style steel helmet catches a metallic sheen, its rim flaring over the ears. The helmet's paint is scuffed, with pale scratches across the dome. Small ventilation lugs dot the helmet's sides. In the center of the poster, the soldier's young face stares out, painted in warm reddish flesh tones, his eyes lifted slightly toward the upper right. A faint painted glint lights the eyes. His expression is solemn and unreadable, lips closed, with dark shadows gathering under the helmet's brim. A thin chin strap hangs loosely along the left side of his face. The shoulders of a dark uniform dissolve into the black background below the chin. Across the lower third, three lines of very large orange-red bold sans-serif capitals read "TITLE", the middle line smaller than the lines above and below. The lettering stretches nearly edge to edge across the black field. The lighting is stark and theatrical, a warm frontal glow modeling the cheekbones and nose while the helmet's underside and the surrounding field fall into absolute darkness. The palette is brutally simple: ink black, warm flesh red, and the signal orange-red of the lettering. In the upper corners, the black field remains uninterrupted and void. In the lower-left and lower-right corners, the black field hugs the cream border on either side of the title. The cream border is narrow and slightly uneven, like aged paper. The overall composition isolates the single helmeted face in a sea of black above a block of shouting red type, the cream border lending a formal frame, in a palette of black and ember orange rendered in bold 1930s lithographic illustration, carrying a grim and mournful mood of wartime loss.