minimalist poster design — Huge red sans-serif title stacked on white minimalist ground

A minimalist movie poster layers a stark black-ink sketch, bold red typography, and a small black-and-white street photograph on a clean white ground. Across the top third, a rough black brush-and-ink drawing shows the upper half of an adult man's face: wide staring eyes, a furrowed brow, and a wild mass of tousled dark hair. The sketch is cropped so only the eyes, forehead, and hair are visible, the nose cut off at the drawing's edge. Across the middle, a huge red "TITLE" in rounded heavy sans-serif capitals stacks two lines, filling nearly the full width. The lettering is flat and solid, with tight spacing between the letters. In the lower third, a small black-and-white photograph depicts a city street crowded with onlookers. On the left side of the photograph, brick buildings and a curved streetlamp frame the scene. At the center of the street, a dense crowd of men in light shirts stands facing away, watching something out of frame. In the upper part of the photograph, a helicopter hovers in the bright sky. On the right side of the photograph, more buildings with fire escapes line the street. In the lower-left and lower-right corners, the crowd and buildings fade into blown-out white at the photograph's edges. The ink lines of the sketch are loose and expressive, with heavy black masses in the hair. The crowd figures are dark silhouettes against the overexposed street. A faint horizontal banding crosses the photograph, like a printed newspaper texture. The lighting is flat and high-key, with even daylight across the white ground, the red title glowing as the single saturated element, and the street photograph washed to near-white at its edges. The palette is black, white, and a single vivid red. Overall the poster's generous white space and three stacked elements, anxious eyes, urgent title, and documentary crowd, build a tense, urgent mood of a public crisis.