two-character poster — Oversized title, stacked type with multi-line title

A survival-drama movie poster shows two frostbitten men in extreme close-up against a wall of pale ice, set against a washed-out arctic white background. The right two-thirds of the frame is a vertical sheet of pale blue-white ice with faint vertical streaks and cracks. In the upper-left, an older man's weathered face fills the frame in tight close-up, his gaze directed off to the right. His gray-streaked dark hair is windswept and dusted with frost, strands blowing across his forehead. A thick gray beard and mustache encrusted with ice crystals covers his lower face, the frost glittering white against the dark hair. Deep lines crease his brow and the skin around his narrowed eyes, his expression grim and exhausted. Behind him and slightly to the right, an adult man in his thirties in a dark knit watch cap looks directly at the viewer. The adult man's pale face is reddened and chapped by cold, his blue eyes weary, a thin sheen of moisture on his skin. He wears a heavy dark winter coat with a fur-trimmed collar, a wooden rifle stock visible in his gloved hand at the bottom edge. On the ice wall to the right of the adult man, two tiny dark silhouettes of explorers with a dog sled appear to traverse the ice face. The miniature figures are rendered as dark specks against the pale ice, emphasizing the vast scale of the frozen landscape. In the lower-right quadrant, the poster "TITLE" appears in large textured block letters in frosty slate-blue. The title is stacked in two lines, the upper line smaller and the lower line much larger, the letterforms filled with a cracked-ice texture and rough, eroded edges. No other text or credits appear on the poster; the composition is stripped to faces, ice, and title. The color palette is nearly monochrome, built from icy white, pale glacier blue, and the dark charcoal of the men's clothing and hair. The lighting is soft and diffused like an overcast polar day, wrapping the faces in even, nearly shadowless illumination. Fine detail in the frost crystals catches tiny highlights, while the ice wall glows faintly brighter toward the right edge and the men's faces carry subtle cool shadows under brow and cheekbones. The tight cropping makes the men's faces feel pressed against the viewer, heightening a sense of claustrophobic cold. Overall, the poster balances intimate human endurance against an immense frozen void, its palette of ice-white, slate blue, and charcoal delivering a bleak, frostbitten mood of survival.