Pizza and pinneapple don't go together. Animation, fiction and documentary, do. Film advertisement created by Snoop, Spain for Mecal, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Médicos del Mundo announced the creation of an app with emotional intelligence called SIRIA, capturing the attention of general and specialized technology media alike. It chose a group or people interested in the app to be the first to test it out and they discovered how it was capable of moving people through conversation. In reality, behind the voice of the virtual assistant were men and women in situations of social exclusion. Through voice recognition, the app transcribed and gave a robotic voice to what they were saying, giving the impression that the technology was real. When the conversation reached its climax, the truth was revealed and the people behind SIRIA were unveiled on screen. Finally, those testing the app were able to embrace their interlocutors in a very moving moment. It was all part of a campaign designed by La Despensa for Médicos del Mundo with the aim of refocusing our society's attention on a problem that continues to grow even though it no longer appears in the news. Film advertisement created by La Despensa, Spain for Médicos del Mundo, within the category: Health.

Digital advertisement created by Grey, Spain for Pantene, within the category: Health.

Film advertisement created by Ogilvy, Spain for General Traffic Division Spain, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

To create awareness for Young people not to do drugs and drive, three original songs were created by three top djs in Spain, Cristian Varela, Abel Ramos and Dani Moreno, for three real disabled people, Óscar, Jonathan and Jaime. The tracks are based on the very little movements they can do now to dance, so it sounds weird and quite undanceable for the rest of the people. But that is exactly the idea: that no one else has to dance to these songs, ever. Digital advertisement created by Publicis, Spain for FAD, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

The agency has created and developed SantApp, an application which, by using standard mobile phone technology, creates the illusion that Father Christmas or the Three Kings are moving around in your living room, dropping off their Christmas presents. The user just has to enter the name of the child or children, place the phone in the room with the presents, close the door, turn off the lights, then head off to fetch the children. From behind the closed door, the sound and light effects will do the rest. SantApp can be considered as part of one of the very latest emerging trends, that of so-called “phygital technology”. The digital application genuinely impacts on its physical surroundings, leading to a fully-fledged sensory experience for the user and others present. Digital advertisement created by Shackleton, Spain for Shackleton, within the category: Agency Self-Promo.

Film advertisement created by Sra.Rushmore, Spain for International Committee of the Red Cross, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by JWT, Spain for Freixenet, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

Film advertisement created by Swing Swing, Spain for Camper, within the category: Fashion.

It’s no surprise that blurry vision is a side effect of alcohol. And the fact that cinema isn’t used very often in advertising is also an important factor. How many premiers happen each year, and how many people attend them to view every small detail of their favourite director’s latest work? All of these facts inspired our idea: editing the first minute and a half of a film, so that the clip appears blurry. The tension amongst the viewers is obvious, until everything comes together into one clear message “Drink Responsibly”. Ambient advertisement created by JWT, Spain for Corona Beer, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

Film advertisement created by Agudos y Crónicos, Spain for Joma, within the category: Fashion.

Film advertisement created by RKpeople, Spain for La Quiniela, within the category: Gambling.

9GAG, the world's leading entertainment content platform for millennials, carved the 9 most popular memes onto a 24-ton, 4-meter high limestone rock and buried it somewhere in the desert for future generations to find. 9GAG, which was founded in Hong Kong in 2008, asked its global audience of more than 150 million people to vote for their favorite 9 memes. Over 650,000 users in 100 different countries voted for: Dick Butt, Friendzone, We need AIR support, World vs USA, PPAP, Doge (shiba inu), Salt Bae, Shit just got real and Hardest name in Africa. The idea is the brainchild of creative agency LOLA MullenLowe who had monolith sculptor Antonio Soler carve the giant rock to help preserve the ideas engraved on it for eternity. Ambient advertisement created by MullenLowe Group, Spain for 9GAG, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Digital advertisement created by VCCP, Spain for Madrid Fusion, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Popular Valencian actor Nacho Fresneda is the voice of the campaign and recites ‘Esto es Amor’, a famous poem by Spanish Golden Age Poet Lope de Vega (1562-1635), who lived for several years in Valencia. Integrated advertisement created by Serviceplan, Spain for Turisme Comunitat Valenciana, within the category: Hospitality, Tourism.

Despite the fact that nowadays family compositions and the roles within are changing, many women continue to be responsible for all logistics and decision-making in the home. This is why 71% of them suffer from mental load compared to only 12% of men. This is reflected in the study carried out on P&G's Próxima a ti website. As its name suggests, mental load is an invisible burden created by the constant mental effort, assumed by those responsible for what happens in the home. The person who carries this load is generally the one who ensures that everything is working correctly within a family. This doesn't mean that tasks are not being shared between the couple, but the responsibility tends to fall to the woman to coordinate and ensure that the day to day needs are met. Confronting this situation, P&G working with Proximity Madrid has developed the #descargamental (#MentalDownload) project. It has involved carrying out a study, interviewing over 2,400 people, men and women, between the ages of 25 and 49, living as a couple, with or without children, across Spain, and covering the issue of daily responsibilities in the home. You can see the results via this link www.descargamental.es As well as the study, P&G carried out an experiment to demonstrate the problem. They asked 5 couples with different profiles to make lists of their mental tasks in the notes app on their mobile phones. The couples then swapped phones and read each other's lists aloud. The result was striking. The men's notes related to their work and focused on personal matters, while the women not only had more items on their lists, but the majority of these were closely linked to the household, showing the inequality in responsibilities between them. You can watch the full experiment here: The idea is for the #MentalDownload project to be the first step towards changing this imbalance. The aim is to contribute to the recognition of this reality and create spaces for fraternity and empathy between couples. Thus, through the website Próxima a ti, a platform for helping families in the 21st Century, P&G provides a guide for identifying the division of responsibilities in the home as well as advice from experts to make their daily tasks more manageable. In short, the website www.descargamental.es seeks to address the issue of mental load, to raise awareness in society, to promote #mentaldownload, and help families at every stage of their lives. Digital advertisement created by Proximity, Spain for P&G, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Digital advertisement created by Grey, Spain for Durmet, within the category: House, Garden.

The new campaign of FAD (Help for Drug Addiction Foundation), a private non-profit Spanish institution with the fundamental mission to prevent the drug consumption and other risky behaviours of adolescents, appeals to breaking the stereotypes established over young people and empower them to become more than “what it is said”. There is said that young people do not involve with anything, they do not make an effort, they do not enjoy culture, they are all skaters and they spend the weekends partying, among others. But it is just what it is said, not real truth, not the real young. #TheRealYoung wants to break with all those false stereotypes. Visit https://therealyoung.fad.es, discover all the pieces and join us! Digital advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Spain for FAD, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

2019 Clio Juror: Eva Santos Bouzas "The doll that chose to drive” is a 3-D animated short telling the story of a doll’s adventures at the toy section of a mall. The film begins with the classic separation of toys “for boys” on blue shelves, and toys “for girls” on pink shelves. Abandoning the pink shelf, the doll crosses the abyss to the blue side—where toys “for boys” are located—and climbs into a toy R8, Audi’s sportiest car. In the end, can the car and the doll continue playing together or will they be separated by stereotypes? We made the animated film in 3-D, with a cinematic style, since this technique allowed us to tell the story from the point of view of the toys themselves. This piece was designed to be shared during Christmas, with different levels of meaning to reach both the adult and child targets Film advertisement created by Proximity, Spain for Audi, within the category: Automotive.

Infrastructure for progress, water management that ensures access to water resources and renewable energy that reduce CO2 emissions. At ACCIONA, we believe that there is a different way of doing business. Continue the conversation with #InvestinthePlanet More information: http://acciona.sa/HXGA30jPDvd Film advertisement created by McCann, Spain for Acciona, within the category: Industrial, Agriculture.