ensemble poster design — Oversized title, sans-serif type with close-up portrait

A stylized movie poster of a weathered older man's half-face in black and white, with a large reflective knife blade crossing over his eyes, set against a plain white background. The man's face occupies the entire left half of the frame, cropped close from forehead to jaw. He is an older adult with deep wrinkles, a long gray-streaked beard, and weathered skin marked by dirt and stubble. On the right side of the frame, a large bold gold sans-serif title reading "TITLE" sits in uppercase letters against the white background. A long steel knife blade stretches horizontally across the frame at eye level, its sharp point reaching toward the right edge. Inside the blade's reflective surface, a mirrored monochrome scene shows a group of uniformed soldiers from an earlier era standing beside a military truck. The soldiers wear helmets and heavy coats, and one officer in a peaked cap stands at the center of the reflection. In the upper-right area, droplets and splashes of golden liquid burst from the knife's tip, scattering toward the edge of the frame. Scattered gold speckles fall across the man's face and the blade like flecks of paint. Below the blade, the man's visible eye stares directly forward, sharp and intense beneath the steel. At the bottom of the frame, his dark jacket and a worn strap across his shoulder fill the lower-left corner. On the right side of the man's face, strong highlights pick out individual gray hairs in his beard. The background on the right is a clean empty white, giving the title and the knife's tip room to breathe. In the upper-left corner, the top of his gray hair and forehead disappear out of the frame. The lighting is high-contrast and directional, raking across the face from the right so wrinkles and stubble cast deep shadows. Hard highlights gleam on the knife's steel edge and the gold droplets, while the shadowed side of the beard sinks into black. The palette is strictly black and white with a single accent: the muted antique gold of the title, the speckles, and the splashing liquid. The composition splits the frame into the dense photographic detail of the face on the left and the stark white space of the right, with the blade bridging the two halves. The eye contact, the blade, and the gold title form a horizontal band of tension across the middle of the poster. The poster projects a mood of grim endurance and vengeful resolve, rendered in a stark graphic duotone.