two-character poster — Serif title and credit block under giant floating face

A war-drama movie poster layers a giant amber-tinted close-up face over a small sunset scene of soldiers and civilians. Filling the upper two-thirds of the frame, the face of a bald middle-aged man looms in extreme close-up. His skin glows in saturated sepia-gold, etched with pores, stubble, and a scar on his forehead. His weary eyes gaze off to the left, heavy with grief. On the right side of the frame, a black radio headset clamps over his ear, its cord trailing downward. His lips are pressed in a hard, downturned line beneath graying stubble. Behind his head, the background dissolves into warm amber haze. In the lower third, a small scene unfolds beneath a huge pale sun. An adult woman in her twenties stands at the center holding an adult person in their twenties in her arms. She has dark hair pulled back and wears a loose earth-toned shirt. To her left, three soldiers in fatigues and caps stand with rifles. To her right, two more armed figures flank her, one aiming a rifle. In the lower-left area, two helicopters fly as dark silhouettes over flat-topped trees. Tiny birds scatter across the amber sky above them. A line of small distant figures marches along the horizon at the far left. Across the bottom edge, an elegant gold serif title reads "TITLE" in widely spaced capitals. Beneath the title, a block of tiny credits text sits blurred and illegible. The lighting is a blazing sunset glow, backlighting the small figures into silhouette. The giant face is lit softly from the left, its golden tones deepening into shadow at the frame edges. In the upper-left corner, the amber haze brightens to near-white. The palette is monochrome gold: honey, bronze, and burnt sienna against black shadow. The composition dwarfs the human drama beneath the haunted face, closing in a somber, elegiac war mood.