Film advertisement created by Mr. President, United Kingdom for Moo, within the category: Professional Services.

The Gate London collaborated with charity Lives Not Knives to create a disruptive tactical ad this Mother’s Day to discourage young people from carrying knives. As the people who would miss them most, Mums ask for their children’s safety this Mother’s Day above all else. The message of “Don’t Bring Mum Flowers” was displayed in funeral flower wreaths on a hearse and driven around residential areas before visiting Parliament Square. Lives Not Knives, founded by Eliza Rebeiro, is the charity working with young people to forge connections with prospective employers by developing their skills, providing emotional support and inspiring them to trade their knives for a better, more fulfilled life. Ambient advertisement created by The Gate, United Kingdom for Lives Not Knives, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Joint, United Kingdom for Amazon, within the category: Retail Services.

No Quarter — is a visceral film intended to convey that no mercy will be offered — there will be no unconditional surrender from the driver, nor the infamous St. Moritz 'Bob Sleigh Run' in Switzerland. Heading out at the break of dawn, we follow this young gentleman as he prepares for his day. Learning the track, where he needs to turn, where to brake ... or not — all the while soaking in its colossal banked turns and its unforgiving ice — littered with scars from previous attempts to conquer this siren of solid ice. Film advertisement created by Supreme DBA, United Kingdom for Motoluxe, within the categories: Fashion, Retail Services.

Developing world problems are transplanted into a first world setting we all recognise by now... If you've ever perused the sheer deluge of indulgent cookery and recipe videos on the internet in a post-M&S and Tasty world, this clever & provocative satire of them descends into a shock actuality. A suitably off-kilter visual execution, the advertisement for global charity World Vision hits with powerful tonal shifts to serve it's message about digital-age desensitisation towards the plight of the planet's poorest. Film advertisement created by Thumbstoppers, United Kingdom for World Vision, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Atomic, United Kingdom for Cancer Research UK, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

This year, the charity Prostate Scotland is asking men to ‘Pull your finger out’ in an initiative to help raise awareness of prostate disease. Greater awareness and earlier diagnosis can help save lives. That’s the message of Prostate Scotland’s latest campaign, created by Edinburgh-based advertising agency ‘The Union’. The hard-hitting TV advertisement is running across prime time and day time slots on STV, and is supported on radio across Scotland. Prostate cancer is now the most common cancer in men in Scotland with one in ten at risk of it. The better news is that the survival rate from prostate cancer is increasing – more than 80% of men in Scotland are now surviving it. Adam Gaines, Director of Prostate Scotland said: “This initiative and TV and radio adverts are about promoting greater awareness of prostate cancer and disease in Scotland, as too few men are aware of potential signs and symptoms. It is encouraging that survival from prostate cancer has doubled over the past 20 years, and we hope that the Pull Your Finger Out Initiative, the new TV and radio advertisements and awareness materials will further raise awareness of prostate cancer and disease and encourage more men where they have signs or symptoms to get these checked early.” The TV and radio campaign was directed by award winning Scottish director Ewan Stewart, acted by Carole Rafferty, and developed by the Union Advertising Agency for Prostate Scotland and produced by Mallinson Television Productions. For more information about the Pull Your Finger Out initiative, visit www.prostatescotland.org.uk/pullyourfingerout Film advertisement created by The Union, United Kingdom for Prostate Scotland, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Quiet Storm, United Kingdom for Moonpig, within the category: Retail Services.

Film advertisement created by Above+Beyond, United Kingdom for Beagle Street, within the category: Finance.

What would happen if a 6 year old was left alone with Santa’s phone? One child’s visit to see Santa became dramatic when he was called upon to help save Christmas.

So often the people we feel the closest to live a long way away. We set out to bring friends closer together for a very special Christmas dining experience.

To mark World Toilet Day on 19th November, we partnered up with UN-Water to raise awareness and donations through a creative campaign. It may sound funny, but toilets are the most overlooked human right. Every year, over 360,000 children die from preventable diseases cause by poor sanitation. The creative was founded on an untold truth…the global sanitation crisis claims more casualties through illness than any war. Outdoor advertisement created by The People, United Kingdom for UN-Water, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Last year's Dancing on Ice promo was headlined as ‘the advert John Lewis should have made’ at Christmas (Mail Online), winning Promax Gold and becoming a Cannes Lions Finalist. award. Following the success of 2018's spot, ITV Creative have created an even more ambitious promo for 2019 – this time, featuring the adorable cub of the polar bears who paired up in the previous film. The promo begins with the inquisitive polar bear cub leaving her slumbering parents to go and explore. Before long, the youngster clumsily tumbles onto the frozen lake and knocks a squirrel onto the ice. As the ice cracks under their weight and they float towards a waterfall, the unlikely partners must do some quick teamwork to avoid the obstacles. Despite their size difference, the polar bear cub and squirrel perform an exhilarating figure skating routine packed with plenty of pirouettes, jumps, and a final triumphant lift. Film advertisement created by ITV Creative, United Kingdom for Dancing on Ice, within the category: TV Promos.

Film advertisement created by Cogent, United Kingdom for Dublin, within the category: Fashion.

Film advertisement created by Brave, United Kingdom for Thomas & Friends, within the category: Toys.

Lidl Monster Market has everything one could need for Halloween. It's therefore where the undead do their shopping on the spookiest night of the year—during closing hours of course. Film advertisement created by TBWA, United Kingdom for Lidl, within the category: Retail Services.

Film advertisement created by M&C Saatchi, United Kingdom for Fujifilm, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by McCann, United Kingdom for Breezometer, within the category: Electronics, Technology.