ensemble poster design — Centered group arrangement, with oversized title and top title

A black-and-white noir crime movie poster shows five armed adults standing in driving rain, set against a dark rain-streaked city backdrop with a huge jagged red brushstroke title across the top. Across the upper third, the title slashes diagonally in thick rough red brushstrokes, reading as "TITLE", its letters uneven and dripping. In the upper-left corner, the rain is densest, a curtain of white streaks against black. In the center of the frame, a weathered older adult man with close-cropped hair dominates the foreground, holding a large silver revolver low at his side, his stern face half-lit. To his left, an adult man with wild dark hair aims a black pistol directly at the viewer, his expression intense. Behind the central figure, an adult woman with windswept blond hair raises one arm high, her midriff-bared dark top catching the rain. On the far left edge, an adult woman with dark hair pulled back snarls, wearing a fishnet top and a choker, her face streaked with rain. On the far right edge, a grim adult man with short dark hair grips a pistol, half-hidden in shadow, rain beading on his skin. In the lower-center, a lone adult male silhouette in a long coat walks through the rain toward a distant streetlight glow, blurred city lights smearing through the downpour behind him. Diagonal sheets of white rain slash across the entire frame from the upper-left to the lower-right. In the lower-right corner, the shadowed man's face emerges from darkness. In the mid-left area, rain streaks blur the gunman's outstretched arm into motion. At the top-right corner, the red title's last letter drips downward. In the bottom-left corner, darkness swallows the wet street entirely. The lighting is harsh noir lighting, with a hard white key raking across the central man's face, glinting off the gunmetal and rain, while the background collapses into inky blackness. The palette is almost entirely monochrome: wet asphalt black, bone white and steel gray, broken only by the blood-red title. Overall, the composition balances the towering central gunman against the flanking armed figures, its rain-lashed graphic-noir styling radiating menace, corruption and hardboiled fatalism.