Can I Write Film Poster in This Way? Your Corrections are Welcomed.

The background is dim, which shadows the left half of his face. He looks aged. The wrinkled skin reveals his rough experiences and tortured soul. He is gazing at something in a profound and gloomy sight with his mouth half open and a bit shuddering. His right hand is stretched out, the unwrapped palm a bit coarse in front of which is a smaller and younger one. The two palms seem very close but never clinging to each other, something invisible between them. The dripping back of the younger hand seems much smoother and brighter, which provides a sharp contrast and a striking effect. The heading of the poster is the capital form of the chief actor’s name, ANTHONY HOPKINS. On the bottom of the whole picture, it is the name of the film, HEARTS IN ATLANTIS, printed into two lines and also capitalized. The word “HEARTS” is printed in a more remarkable way, larger in size than the other words.