Scarface (1983)
Scarface is a defining crime epic of the 1980s, an operatic 'rise and fall' narrative that reimagines the gangster film through excess, violence, and ambition. Directed by Brian De Palma and released in 1983, the film charts the ruthless ascent of Tony Montana, an immigrant outsider whose pursuit of the American Dream curdles into paranoia and self-destruction. Anchored by Al Pacino’s explosive performance, Scarface has grown from controversial release to enduring cultural touchstone.
An iconic design starring Al Pacino. This stark, mono design is one of the most recognisable posters in modern cinema history, splitting the composition into black and white to mirror the film’s moral duality. Pacino’s isolated figure, gun in hand, is rendered with chilling simplicity, while the bold typography and restrained palette amplify the film’s themes of power, identity, and violence. Elegant, confrontational, and instantly iconic, the poster is a cornerstone of 1980s film marketing.
- Year: 1983
- Nationality: United States
- Condition: Unfolded
- Type: Original One Sheet
- Size: 27 X 41 Inches
- Product Code: W3234
