Portrait Film Poster Retro Street Melancholy

Create a vintage French New Wave political film poster, using a torn-paper collage style, vertical single-page composition, presenting an aged feel like a weathered street poster pasted on a wall in 1968. Use cream-colored paper, faded black, deep red, mustard yellow, and soft cobalt blue as a limited color palette, and add heavy simulated film grain, halftone print texture, ink bleed, creases, scratches, rough paper fibers, torn edges, glue stains, and slightly misaligned letterpress typography. Place a black-and-white portrait in the center, showing a melancholic young man in a dark coat, three-quarter view, cropped above the chest, with curly dark hair, his face obscured by a rectangular piece of paper like a censorship mark, giving the image a mysterious art-film feel. Surround the portrait with torn collage fragments: in the upper left is a red cardboard with a black silhouette of running protesters; below it is a narrow off-white text strip reading "PARIS, MAI 68" and smaller French copy "LES MURS ONT DES OREILLES, L’AVENIR AUSSI."; at the far left edge is a vertical black film frame printed with white "36 KODAK TRI-X PAN FILM"; in the lower left is a mustard-yellow torn cardboard with a cropped dark silhouette portrait; in the upper right is a blue torn cardboard containing the quote "UN FILM COUP DE POING ET DE POÉSIE.", with "— CAHIERS DU CINÉMA" noted below; directly below it is a tall black-and-white photo fragment depicting a lone figure walking through wet Paris streets under a streetlight at night; near the middle right is a small torn newsprint block printed with the French slogan "LA BEAUTÉ EST DANS LA RUE", with a crowd scene in the background; in the lower right is a red torn cardboard with black silhouettes of Paris landmark buildings. At the top center, add the slogan "NOT EVERY REVOLUTION IS TELEVISED." in narrow black uppercase letters. Near the lower middle, add "A FILM BY " in small black condensed type. Let the main title occupy the lower half in huge red condensed uppercase letters, overlaid on torn cream paper: "". Directly below it, add the English subtitle "" in smaller blue condensed uppercase letters. At the bottom center, place a long black bar printed with large white condensed uppercase letters "COMING SOON", with smaller text "ÉTÉ 1968" below. In the lower left corner, include a Cannes-style laurel wreath logo reading "SÉLECTION OFFICIELLE FESTIVAL DE CANNES 1968". In the lower right corner, add tiny French production credits, including "UNE PRODUCTION LES FILMS DU SOLEIL DISTRIBUTION". Keep the overall design asymmetrical, raw, rebellious, and elegant, evoking memories of Godard, Truffaut, May 1968 protest graphics, and handmade French art-film poster collages.