close-up portrait composition — Metallic title and spaced subtitle beneath alien close-up

A cinematic movie poster presents an extreme close-up of an alien face filling the right two-thirds of the frame, against a smoky red-lit background. The visible portion shows half a face in a tilted three-quarter view, the gaze directed past the left edge. The skin is a mottled blue-gray, textured like weathered stone, with a broad band of crimson war paint striping down from the forehead across the right side. One enormous amber-gold eye dominates the center of the frame, its iris ringed with dark pigment and reflecting a bright point of firelight. Heavy black kohl-like paint rims the eye and sweeps toward the temple. The nose is broad and flat, the lips full and painted dark with a metallic copper sheen, slightly parted. Along the left edge of the face, long black braids threaded with bone-colored beads and cord hang downward. A pointed ear juts from behind the braids in the upper-left area, pierced with several pale rings and studs. The background behind the braids is a blur of dark wooden beams and architecture washed in deep red light. Glowing embers and wisps of smoke drift through the air on the left side of the frame. A small orange flame licks upward in the upper-left corner among the beams. Ash-gray dust coats the skin, dulling the blue and catching the warm light on the cheekbone. In the lower-left corner, the title reads "TITLE" in large metallic letters with a scorched, ember-eaten texture. Beneath the title, smaller widely spaced capitals read "SUBTITLE" in a muted bronze tone. The lettering sits over the darkened lower-left background, its fiery texture echoing the embers above. The lighting is a fierce firelight scheme from the left, with hot orange flames raking across the skin and braids while the right side of the face falls into smoky crimson shadow. Specular firelight ignites the amber eye and the metallic lip paint, and deep shadows pool in the braids. The palette is a war of ember orange and blood red against ashen blue-gray skin. The composition crops the face ruthlessly, making a single eye the gravitational center of the poster. The overall mood is primal and vengeful, beauty and fury fused in firelight.