landscape poster design — Oversized title, Bottom title, Distressed lettering

A photographic movie poster is dominated by a giant shadowed face of an adult man, his dark eyes staring down from the top of the frame above a tiny running silhouette and a distressed beige title at the bottom. At the top of the frame, the enormous face fills the width, emerging from near-black shadow with only the eyes, brow, and bridge of the nose clearly defined. The eyes are dark and unblinking, fixed on a point below the frame. Warm amber light grazes the lower half of the face, fading upward into darkness. In the center of the frame, along a black horizon line, a small silhouetted adult man runs toward the viewer carrying a briefcase in one hand and a rifle in the other. His coat flares behind him and his stride is mid-leap, frozen against a glowing amber haze. The tiny figure is backlit so strongly that no facial features read, only the dark outline of his body. Below the horizon, the frame falls to solid black, and a large distressed title reads "TITLE" in eroded bone-white capitals across the lower third. The title letters are rough and weathered, with uneven edges like worn stencils. On the left edge of the horizon, a faint blue-white glow suggests distant headlights or dawn. On the right edge, the darkness thickens into an unbroken black mass. The background behind the giant face is a murky gradient of black and scorched orange. The lighting is stark chiaroscuro, with a single hot source behind the small figure and deep shadow swallowing the upper face. A thin rim of amber outlines the runner's shoulders and the briefcase. The palette is severely restrained: pitch black, scorched amber, and bone white, with the faintest touch of cold blue at the horizon. Film grain is visible in the mid-tones, giving the image a gritty photographic texture. The extreme scale contrast between the colossal face and the miniature runner creates a looming sense of being watched. The composition is vertically symmetrical, with the runner centered beneath the nose of the giant face. The staring eyes and the fleeing figure give the frame a hunted, inescapable tension. No other legible text appears anywhere on the poster. Overall, the composition balances a colossal shadowed adult face looming over a tiny backlit runner above a weathered bone-white title, in a stark noir-photographic style and restrained black-amber-bone palette with a cold, menacing, fatalistic mood.