portrait poster design — Split layout with red title beside extreme close-up

A black-and-white action movie poster shows a weathered soldier's face filling the left half of the frame, with a bold red "TITLE" on a white field and a scorched village landscape along the bottom. On the left side of the frame, the middle-aged soldier's face fills the view in extreme close-up, his gaze directed off to the right. His long wet dark hair hangs in strands across his forehead, held back by a patterned fabric headband with spiral and geometric motifs. Grime, sweat, and dust cake his skin, and stubble shadows his jaw and upper lip. His eyes are narrowed and bloodshot, fixed on something beyond the frame with weary intensity. A scar-like crease runs across his cheek, and his cracked lips press together in a grim line. In the upper-left corner, his dark hair dissolves into solid black shadow at the edge of the frame. His ear is half-hidden by the wet hair at the left edge. On the right side of the frame, a clean white background fills the space beside his face. In the center-right of the frame, the "TITLE" appears in bold red heavy condensed uppercase letters, stacked in two lines. The red letters are flat and solid, with tight letter-spacing and a slight forward energy. The white field behind the title is pure and untextured, heightening the contrast. Across the lower third, a monochrome panoramic strip shows a war-torn village: burned-out huts, skeletal bare trees, and scattered wreckage under a pale sky. In the lower-right corner, the ruined huts stand as dark silhouettes against the white sky, their thatched roofs collapsed. Thin bare tree trunks rise like scratches across the lower strip. At the bottom edge, the dark ground is littered with debris and ash. The soldier's dark shirt collar is visible at the bottom-left corner, merging into the black shadows. The lighting is stark and high-contrast, with bright daylight modeling the planes of the grimy face, sharp highlights on the sweat and cheekbones, and deep black shadows in the hair and the village strip. A fine grain textures the photographic image, especially in the mid-tone grays. Overall, the massive left-placed face counterweights the bold red title block on the right in a stark two-tone split, while the black-white-and-scarlet palette, gritty photorealistic war-drama styling, and grim, battle-hardened mood define the entire frame.