Film advertisement created by Leo Burnett, Canada for Enbridge, within the category: Industrial, Agriculture.

Kizik, an e-commerce footwear company known for their hands-free technology is debuting its first brand campaign this week. The campaign was created by Little Big Engine, which won the assignment after a review. The campaign will also incorporate direct-response (DR) advertising, which is part of the company’s success to date. Film advertisement created by Little Big Engine, United States for Kizik, within the category: Fashion.

See all the videos here. Our objective was to increase sales of milk within a cynical teenage demographic by helping make it more socially acceptable. We wanted to make milk cool. Knowing that traditional 30-second television commercials would be lost on our jaded, media-soaked audience, we created quick, fun, and strangely animated mini-commercials called “Dot Spots” that each highlighted a single health benefit of milk in only five seconds. To date, we have created nearly 200 of these individual Dot Spots, keeping the campaign continually fresh and unexpected. Film advertisement created by Due North, Canada for Dairy Farmers of Canada, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

Have you ever found yourself on an incredibly beautiful and winding mountain road with bends that invite you to drive impetuously so that you may dominate them? Or have you taken centre stage in an exclusive neighborhood while everyone is watching you advancing on your fascinating 4-wheeled animal? Has that ever happened to you? No, it hasn't happened to us either. This is the concept underlying the film “Italjet – The answer”, which aims to serve as an impetus for reflection on everyone's true experience regarding the daily relationship with our cars: traffic, fines and tax deadlines. A starting point to highlight the advantages of a different, sustainable philosophy: that of electric bicycle.

Digital advertisement created by Soda, Russia for Nord, within the category: Retail Services.

What’s worse than waiting months for the next season of your favorite TV series? Seeing spoilers as soon as it’s released. And the more the show is anticipated—as is the case for Money Heist, Netflix’s flagship show that’s releasing it’s grand finale this year—the more serious the problem gets. Just think of the fact that as much as 12.5% of online conversations related to a single show are spoilers, which peak at the very first hours of the release1. A figure that feels unavoidable when the conversation concerns a show with dedicated fans around the world like Money Heist. That’s why to launch the highly anticipated Volume 1 of the last part of the series, Netflix has organized a special event for the most avid spoiler makers. Thinking they were about to fly to Madrid to take part in an exclusive Money Heist screening, the unsuspecting guests didn’t know that the event would be in the only place where the phones must remain off: on an airplane. Taking off the morning of Netflix’s worldwide release, the spoiler makers remained in the aircraft, far away from the Internet, for the duration of the first five episodes of the last part of Money Heist. Five hours that allowed millions of fans on the ground to view the series finally free of spoilers while remaining an unforgettable experience for those who were on board: the one and only time anybody would have wanted to be taken hostage by the gang. Integrated advertisement created by Publicis, Italy for Netflix, within the category: Media.

Film advertisement created by BBH, India for Skoda, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by Y&R, United States for Cirque Du Soleil, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Ambient advertisement created by Grey, Poland for IKEA, within the category: House, Garden.

Film advertisement created by JWT, India for Forevermark, within the category: Personal Accessories.

This message illustrates the omnipresence of American cinema in Canada, and suggests that the Canadian public should make room for its own national cinematography. Film advertisement created by Brad, Canada for Friends of Canadian Films, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Ambient advertisement created by Ganem, Mexico for Funerarias J. García López, within the category: Professional Services.

Subito.it is an Italian online platform that connects people willing to sell objects with those wishing to buy them. The aim of the campaign is primarily to educate users to a more responsible and safety usage of the platform (and of course secondarily to be also an educational campaign for everyone who usually buys online). Experiential advertisement created by Publicis, Italy for Subito, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Norwegian = Common sense airline. Cheap prices are common sense when you are buying. And it makes sense to not pay for something if you don't want it. It is common sense to get away from bad weather. Flying with new airplanes makes more sense than flying with old ones. Low fuel consumption is also common sense. So we figured our new client Norwegian is not a budget airline, it is a common sense airline. Then we launched this "new category of airlines" publishing a whole list of common sense reasons with a series of these TV commercials and with a bunch of online actions. Film advertisement created by 358, Finland for Norwegian, within the category: Transport.

Today many men use their bodies as a canvas. It’s a way to express yourself and show who you are. This can’t be disturbed by all-over body hair or rashes after shaving. Thanks to NIVEA Men the new art of body shaving is fun, hassle-free and without skin irritation. The campaign is based on the fact that 74% of Swedish men regularly or occasionally remove body hair. 42% of Swedish men (age 18-55) have a tattoo. That makes Swedes the most tattooed people in the world. Film advertisement created by FCB, Sweden for Nivea, within the category: Health.

Film advertisement created by TBWA, France for Aides, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

With a second wave looming and feelings of loneliness on the rise, Covid19 can still feel abstract to many, making it hard to stick to physical distancing. The hero video of the #MakeCovidLonely campaign gave the abstract Covid19 virus a physical presence as an animated character out in the world. The message: Social distancing makes us lonely. But it makes Covid19 lonely too. And that’s the only way to beat it.

Digital advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Israel for The Aguda, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

According to the UNICEF study, about 150 million children from 13 to 15 around the world become victims of physical abuse in school. This problem is particularly acute for homosexual, bisexual and transgender teenagers. Belarus makes no exception. Moreover, the worst thing is that such children live in constant fear, because they lack support from their environment, their school and the state, which completely ignores their existence. This touching music video reveals the story of a transgender woman, shows deep connection with her mother. The plot is based on a real story of Valeria Shendera from Minsk. With this video we want to support people who are still facing stigma and bullying for who they are. Valeria’s story inspired us to launch #superparents flash mob. Film advertisement created by Tabasco Ukraine, Ukraine for Tabasco, within the categories: Agency Self-Promo, Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by 11:21, Brazil for Grã Filé, within the category: Food.