poster headline design — Oversized title, close-up portrait with single figure

A cinematic movie poster presents an extreme profile portrait of an elderly bearded man in ornate armor, set against a dark, smoky battlefield. The man's face fills the left half of the frame, his gaze directed off to the left, his expression grim and resolute. His weathered skin is deeply lined, and a long, straggly gray beard falls from his chin down toward the bottom of the frame. He wears a massive black metal helmet that covers the top of his head, its surface decorated with embossed dragon motifs, cloud-scroll reliefs, and ridged bands. A small, decorated metal medallion hangs over his left temple, its inscription blurred and illegible. To the right of his head, his shoulder is covered in dark, overlapping fish-scale armor that fades into black shadow. In the lower third of the frame, a chaotic nighttime naval battle unfolds in miniature: warships with burning decks, drifting smoke, and tiny figures on deck, rendered in deep shadow with scattered warm orange fires. Along the far left edge of the frame, a blurred orange-red glow suggests nearby flames. Across the middle of the poster, the word "TITLE" appears in large, white, rough-brushstroke capital letters with a dry, textured finish. Beneath it, a smaller line of flowing white script lettering forms a decorative subtitle, too stylized to read clearly. The title lettering overlaps both the man's beard and the dark battle scene below. The lighting is dramatic and low-key, with a hard rim light from the upper-left catching the edge of the helmet and the ridge of the man's cheek, while deep blue-black shadows swallow the right side of the frame. Faint warm glints from the fires below reflect off the helmet's embossed details. The composition stacks the monumental, shadowed profile above the miniature inferno of the sea battle, and the palette of blackened steel, ash gray, and ember orange creates a mood of solemn, late-life warfare.