portrait poster design — Symmetric suit portrait over serif title

A cinematic movie poster centers on a stern bald adult man in a tailored suit against a dark smoky void. The adult man fills the frame from the top edge to the bottom, shot straight-on at chest height. His face, cropped slightly by the top edge, is lined and grim, with fresh scrapes and a small cut on his cheek and temple. His eyes are downcast, heavy with a cold, contained fury. He wears a charcoal-gray three-piece suit in a fine glen-check weave, the jacket buttoned over a matching vest. A crisp white dress shirt and slim black tie sit at his collar, and a folded white pocket square peeks from the breast pocket. In the lower-center of the frame, his two hands are clasped tightly in front of his waist, knuckles raw and flecked with dark blood. The cuffs of his white shirt are stained with rust-red smears where they meet his wrists. The background is a near-black charcoal haze with faint drifting smoke, offering no location or horizon. Across the lower third, a large "TITLE" in distressed cream serif capitals is stacked in two lines, the upper line smaller with a tiny word tucked at its right end. The letters have a worn, cracked texture, like aged stone. The title overlaps the adult man's clasped hands and the front of his suit. In the lower-left corner, his jacket sleeve runs out of frame in deep shadow. In the lower-right corner, the check pattern of the suit catches a faint sheen before dissolving into darkness. In the upper-left corner, the smoky background is at its darkest. In the upper-right corner, a faint wisp of smoke curls against the black. Along the bottom edge, the suit falls into uninterrupted shadow. His thumbs press hard against his knuckles, tendons standing out. The lighting is restrained and sculptural: a soft top light carves his brow, nose, and cheekbones out of darkness while the suit below falls into graded shadow, with a subtle rim separating his silhouette from the black background. The composition balances the rigid frontal symmetry of the suited figure with the weathered title anchored across his hands, the palette of charcoal gray, bone white, and dried-blood red rendered in a stark, minimalist thriller style that feels cold, coiled, and quietly vengeful.