minimalist poster design — Stacked title lines, Logo, Minimalist layout

A cinematic photographic movie poster of an adult man in glasses peering through a narrow vertical slit in a frosted plastic curtain that fills the entire frame with cold gray-white translucence. The background is the translucent plastic itself, a white-gray sheet streaked with scratches, smudges and frost patterns that blur everything behind it. Down the center of the frame runs a thin dark vertical gap where the curtain parts. Through the slit, the left half of an adult man's face stares directly out at the viewer with one intense blue-gray eye. He has dark brown hair falling over his forehead, thin wire-rimmed glasses, pale skin and a tight unsmiling mouth. His eyebrow is drawn down in a hard line above the glasses, giving the stare a predatory focus. He wears a pale blue buttoned shirt, a dark patterned tie and a dark charcoal suit jacket, visible only in a narrow strip below his chin. On the left side of the frame, his blurred hand presses against the plastic from behind, the fingers smeared into soft pinkish shapes by the frost. In the upper-right quadrant, faint blurry shapes suggest a dim interior room with another out-of-focus figure far behind the curtain. In the lower-right area, soft reflected light streaks curve across the plastic in pale arcs. Fine water droplets bead along the lower edge of the slit, catching tiny points of light. Near the bottom center, a red house-shaped logo forms the word "TITLE", the blocky lettering stacked to build the walls and pitched roof of a stylized house. The lighting is cold and diffuse, like fluorescent tubes seen through frosted plastic, flattening the frame with even gray-white luminance while the exposed eye catches a small sharp highlight. The overall composition centers the narrow slit of the revealed face against the vast blank plastic field, in a palette of desaturated gray-white, pale blue and a single blood-red logo rendered in a stark minimalist photographic style that feels claustrophobic and menacing.