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This document outlines the marketing plan for the movie Shutter Island, including a teaser trailer, poster, and key elements. The poster features a close-up of lead actor Leonardo DiCaprio with a dark color scheme using red and white typography in a harsh, bold font style. The main actor's expression and a tagline are intended to emphasize the story.
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