stacked typography — Floating Heads · Oversized Title · Multi-Line Title

A historical drama movie poster washed in revolutionary red, built around two faces of different scales. Dominating the upper half, the enormous face of an adult Black man with a beret fills the frame in close-up, his eyes lifted with visionary intensity, his features rendered in deep red tones against a background of protest signs and raised fists, one sign reading "ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE" visible at the upper-left. In the center foreground, a younger adult Black man in a dark beret and teal jacket stands at full length facing the camera, a rifle slung behind him, his expression solemn and resolute, small against the giant face behind. Across the very top, a black band carries award text: a large numeral "6" with Chinese characters on the left, the words "CREDIT" in white announcing Oscar nominations including Best Picture, and a row of five golden laurel emblems beneath. In the middle band, two small credit lines reading "CREDIT" name "ACTOR NAME" on the left and right in white type, with tiny English producer credits between them. Dominating the lower-center, a huge white title reading "TITLE" stacks in heavy block characters with the smaller word "WITH" bridging the two lines. Below it, a white tagline reading "TAGLINE" declares that killing a revolutionary cannot stop the revolution. A credit line reading "CREDIT" notes true events below that. At the very bottom, a dense band of tiny credits, logos, and a red date line reading "4月23日" with Chinese characters spans the edge. The lighting is a saturated red wash over everything, the giant face glowing like an icon while the foreground figure stays in cooler shadow. The color palette is blood and ink: revolutionary red, black, white type, and gold laurels. The composition stacks the monumental face above the mortal figure, and the poster closes with a mood of righteous, mournful defiance in a prestige historical-drama style. The giant face's beret casts a soft shadow across the forehead, and the skin shows the texture of newsprint dots, a deliberate graphic effect. The protest signs behind show raised fists and slogans in faded paint. The foreground figure's teal jacket has a corduroy texture, and his beret sits at a precise angle. The rifle behind his shoulder is rendered in dark silhouette. The golden laurels each have distinct ribbon shapes beneath them. The red wash deepens toward the frame's edges, vignetting the composition. The white title's block letters have a subtle inner shadow that lifts them off the red. The tagline's white type is set with wide letter-spacing, giving it a monumental calm. The bottom credit band is a dense thicket of tiny text and colorful logos.