Do you believe there is hope for the future? The world can be beautiful and open, if we want it. These children from around the world came together and discovered they are more alike than they ever imagined. In the film Dear mom and dad, we document what happens when 48 children from 12 different countries meet at a CISV camp funded by Momondo and run by CISV. We asked the children to write to their parents how they see the world in the beginning and the end of the camp. We are proud and honored to have been able to document the beautiful feelings and thoughts shared by the children. They don't come from the same culture, speak the same language or wear the same clothes, but none of that matters: jokes are shared, hearts are opened and friendships across borders are made. Momondo supports CISV International, a global non-profit organization dedicated to educating and inspiring action for peace. By educating the next generation, and through building intercultural friendships based on cooperation and understanding, CISV aims to help children and youth to develop the skills they need to become informed, responsible and active global citizens, able to make a positive difference in their communities and the world. Our collaboration with CISV and the Dear mom and dad campaign are part of Let’s Open Our World; an invitation to cross boundaries, embrace our differences and open our world. Find out more about Let's Open Our World, our collaboration with CISV, and download free school kits at letsopenourworld.com. Film advertisement created by &Co, Denmark for Momondo, within the category: Professional Services.

The fact that the Transporter is solid and robust is no secret. But what does it really stand up to? Watch when we challenge the Transporter, in a completely new way. Film advertisement created by DDB, Denmark for Volkswagen, within the category: Automotive.

In association with The Danish Animal Welfare Society Mazda sets out to give homeless dogs the joyride of their lives – and the chance to find a new family. Ambient advertisement created by JWT, Denmark for Mazda, within the category: Automotive.

Digital advertisement created by Force of Nature, Denmark for The Hunger Games, within the category: Media.

A film, to raise awareness of loneliness, amongst teenagers in Denmark. Film advertisement created by Shoot Happens, Denmark for Børns Vilkår, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Industrial chickens are kept artificially awake by big lamps. We wanted to give the public the same treatment, so we lit up our billboard with 20 lamps, instead of the usual 2. Outdoor advertisement created by Mindshare, Denmark for Animal Protection Denmark, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

You have the whole world at your feet with Volkswagen California. Explore what's hiding around the next corner, and wake up to new travel experiences every single day. Film advertisement created by Twenty Agency, Denmark for Volkswagen, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by Co+, Denmark for B.LAB, within the category: Health.

In June 2018 the Danish parliament announced that from august 1st it will be illegal for people to wear Islamic veils in public. A law that is not only discriminating towards the less than 200 women in Denmark who wears Islamic veils. But is also in conflict with the Danish constitution. Only a few days after the announcement, the news media Ekstra Bladet created a Facebook event, called ‘The longest masquerade in Denmark’. Starting on August 1st and till the law has been reversed. The masquerade works as a tool for people to freely wear whatever they want to wear, as the law states that if you’re on your way to a costume party, you’re allowed to wear head garments. A loophole the lawmakers failed to see for themselves, and the loophole Ekstra Bladet used to expose their agenda. Digital advertisement created by Hjaltelin Stahl, Denmark for Ekstra Bladet, within the category: Media.

Grandma Hackers is an experiment featuring 6 real-life grandmas trying to hack their grandchildren in order to demonstrate how easy it is to get hacked if you’re not protected.

Companies that rely on donations fight a tough battle with the numerous distractions that are found on our phones and on the internet, so it’s imperative that the journey from wanting to donate to actually donating is as short as possible. In a time where we’re always chasing the next new, it’s refreshing to know that sometimes the best solution can be old tech. Digital advertisement created by Hjaltelin Stahl, Denmark for Unicef, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Kadaver, Denmark for Kilroy, within the category: Professional Services.

We decided to turn the campaign idea “good intentions don’t save lives” on its head and make people’s intentions count for once. Through a Facebook-app people create a post asking their friends for likes and donate 1 kroner to Doctors without Borders for each like they get. Each collection runs for 48 hours and only likes from your own Facebook-friends count. By setting a maximum amount you can make sure not to go bankrupt – or decide to donate more if your friends are too slow. At the end of each donation people can post a picture saying thank you to all the friends who helped them donate. The donation solution – which is actually now a permanent solution – is still running. So what are you waiting for? Sign up and turn your friends’ likes into donations! www.msf.dk/likes Digital advertisement created by Konstellation, Denmark for Doctors Without Borders, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

What happens when you merge a great insight in an industry with an internet phenomenon, put it on YouTube and target a business segment? You get a 13-minute-long pre-roll with just a piece of bacon being cooked. Doesn’t exactly sound like a recipe for success, but that is exactly what the danish meat exporter, Danish Crown did, and the results are clear. 993 hours spend on a single pre-roll. Digital advertisement created by Hjaltelin Stahl, Denmark for Danish Crown, within the category: Food.

Film advertisement created by TN Reklame, Denmark for Lej Et Lig, within the category: Automotive.

With its large loadspace, there is not that Transport does not accommodate. Watch when we load it in a completely new way. Film advertisement created by DDB, Denmark for Volkswagen, within the category: Automotive.

Do you believe there is hope for the future? The world can be beautiful and open, if we want it. These children from around the world came together and discovered they are more alike than they ever imagined. In the film Dear mom and dad, we document what happens when 48 children from 12 different countries meet at a CISV camp funded by Momondo and run by CISV. We asked the children to write to their parents how they see the world in the beginning and the end of the camp. We are proud and honored to have been able to document the beautiful feelings and thoughts shared by the children. They don't come from the same culture, speak the same language or wear the same clothes, but none of that matters: jokes are shared, hearts are opened and friendships across borders are made. Momondo supports CISV International, a global non-profit organization dedicated to educating and inspiring action for peace. By educating the next generation, and through building intercultural friendships based on cooperation and understanding, CISV aims to help children and youth to develop the skills they need to become informed, responsible and active global citizens, able to make a positive difference in their communities and the world. Our collaboration with CISV and the Dear mom and dad campaign are part of Let’s Open Our World; an invitation to cross boundaries, embrace our differences and open our world. Find out more about Let's Open Our World, our collaboration with CISV, and download free school kits at letsopenourworld.com. Film advertisement created by &Co, Denmark for Momondo, within the category: Professional Services.

Outdoor advertisement created by Force of Nature, Denmark for The Hunger Games, within the category: Media.

Digital advertisement created by ADtomic, Denmark for Oreo, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.