black and white poster design — Sans-serif type, centered composition, monochrome palette

A high-contrast black-and-white movie poster shows an adult man whose entire face is hidden behind a giant camera lens pressed to his eye, rendered in gritty halftone grain. In the upper-left corner, the words "TITLE" appear in large off-white bold sans-serif capitals across two lines. Across the top of the frame, deep black ink fills the background behind the lettering. In the upper-right corner, the man's dark wavy hair dissolves into the black background. In the center of the frame, the enormous circular lens dominates: concentric metal rings, a ribbed focus ring with tiny engraved numerals, and a dark glass front that swallows the light. To the right of the lens, the man's profile emerges in stark white and black: dark wavy hair, a visible ear, and a cheek pressed against the camera body. Along the right edge, his white shirt collar and shoulder catch the light against the black ground. In the lower-left corner, a dark sleeve and hand grip the camera from below. In the lower-right corner, the white collar glows against the ink-black ground. At the bottom of the frame, the white collar and dark jacket folds stack in heavy black-and-white contrast. The halftone dot texture spreads across the whole image, like a photocopied newspaper photograph. The lighting is extreme and directional: a hard white key from the front-right bleaches the skin and collar while the background and lens interior fall to pure black. The palette is strictly monochrome: paper white, ink black, and gray halftone dots. The huge circular lens centered against the void-black field, the stark black-and-white palette, the raw xerox-grain photographic style, and an obsessive, confrontational mood give the poster the feel of an interrogation.