In Paris, 15 taxis equipped with hidden cams are sent to 50 influential bloggers, for a mysterious party. On the backseat, scandalous-loaded digital cameras have been "forgotten". The bloggers have no idea about where they’re taken to : the preview of Canal+ new series: Borgia. Ambient advertisement created by Cake, France for Canal+, within the category: Media.

Film advertisement created by Brandhouse, Denmark for Interflora, within the category: Professional Services.

Film advertisement created by Scanad, Uganda for Roofings, within the category: House, Garden.

Film advertisement created by Target, Canada for Newfoundland and Labrador Tourism, within the category: Transport.

Security cameras have reached such a degree of definition that for criminals is increasingly difficult to keep anonymity. Starting from this assumption, we imagined that during a series of fierce disorders, the protagonists themselves would release all the information needed to be traced. In this case we have transformed a typical hooligan chorus into the declamation of the complete details of the most aggressive subject of the group. Film advertisement created by JWT, Italy for Foscam, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

All research shows that women are better drivers than men. They cause less traffic accidents and less traffic offenses. Despite the fact, there’s an image that women are bad drivers and a majority are therefore forced to listen to men acting like backseat drivers. They are giving annoying and irritating comments on how to drive. To help out, Audi Sweden created The Backseat Driver Experience – a GPS that women could use to let all men have a taste of their own medicine. By activating the app, the GPS analyzed the drivers’ actions and played all kind of annoying comments connected to them. Just like a typical male backseat driver. Digital advertisement created by Åkestam Holst, Sweden for Audi, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by Platige Image, Poland for Another Day Of Life, within the category: Movies.

Bath time for baby mouse. Film advertisement created by SNAP LDN, United Kingdom for Hometree, within the category: Professional Services.

Outdoor advertisement created by Ogilvy, Germany for African Angel, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

O’TACOS is a French fast food chain with over 200 restaurants in France, Belgium and the Netherlands. They invented the ORIGINAL FRENCH TACO. With it’s creamy cheese, French fries, bacon, chicken and tons of delicious sauces it’s definitely not your everyday Mexican taco… That’s why O’TACOS wanted to make it clear from the start that they’re… let’s say… different. In fact, they’re #JUSTBETTER! To point that out, a series of totally crazy online ads were produced to build their community and drive push towards their restaurants! Film advertisement created by Done by Friday, Belgium for O'Tacos, within the category: Food.

When choosing a heating system, all kinds of complicated questions pop-up in your head. With Buderus, you can be confident you’re doing precisely what the expert would do. Film advertisement created by Via Victor, Belgium for Buderus, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

This campaign shows a big co-working between two brands (Renault-Polar), and how each fits in other, getting a mix focused by sport to wake up the adrenaline. Film advertisement created by Publicis, Colombia for Renault, within the category: Automotive.

Digital advertisement created by BriviaDEZ, Brazil for APAE, within the categories: Food, 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.

Film advertisement created by Ogilvy, Ukraine for Dobrynya, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

The film has come about as part of a collaboration between Extinction Rebellion and the advocacy group Amazon Watch. The short film marks the beginning of a new outreach strategy, which is looking to grip the wider public and get them engaging on a more visceral level with feelings and topics related to the climate and ecological emergency (CEE). Moving forwards, it looks likely that other A-listers will take part in further short films dealing with different aspects of the CEE, such as species extinction. This could be the first significant step in Hollywood tangibly engaging with the threats we face globally.

The Agency has been exploring different ways of working, creating and producing and has launched its own Content Lab: a space where the pace is reduced, pressure from daily tasks removed along with the ability to give sufficient time to take a big step back in order to find the right partners, produce, think and put things into question. The driving force being Freedom. From this was born the Citroën Forward project. One year ago the Agency presented a wild idea to the Citroën Client and proposed a completely different way of approaching and producing it. The story of a man face to face with nature in which the Agency was free to create it's own form and tone. The car is shown in a way that has never been seen before and the brand logo appears nowhere in the film. When confronted with the question should we have a classic logo at the end of the film? The answer from Xavier Beauregard was is it possible to have missed the brand? In conclusion the Agency has produced a hybrid piece of work which is hard to identify or even name: in short an unidentified advertising object. Film advertisement created by HUMANSEVEN, France for Citroën, within the category: Automotive.

Ernest Hemingway novels are universally considered to be modern masterpieces, but younger generations aren't reading them. To help peak their interest, we're taking his most famous works and turning them into :15 films which they can easily watch in their social feeds. Digital advertisement created by Ogilvy, United States for The Ernest Hemingway Foundation, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

According to the survey of the project “Global Assessment of Values” conducted in 2020, 44.8% of Ukrainians do not want to live next to the representatives of LGBT+. “The challenge is that Ukrainians don't want to hear the stories of LGBT+ people. As soon as the rainbow flag appears, many click a skip button,” says Max Burtsev, the campaign's creative director. “The campaign is based on an insight that at the moment people for the first time meet a gay, lesbian, bisexual or trans person, their level of tolerance automatically increases. Because it becomes clear that real people have nothing in common with the stereotypes in their head.” The six LGBT+ stories were narrated by heterosexual opinion leaders who, at the beginning of the video, commit a coming-out... telling the story of another. The characters in the stories were all real people: a military man, a sports coach, a transgender man, a religious woman, a 68-year-old grandpa, a woman whose mother hired a man for her ‘curative rape’. The most unexpected and important result of the campaign was the act of Roman, a Ukrainian military man from Donbass. After publishing a video telling his story, Roman decided to come out publicly. Digital advertisement created by Arriba!, Ukraine for Kharkiv Pride, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.