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Legendary Irish Retailer Monaghan’s Cashmere is launching it’s first-ever Christmas campaign, produced by Banjoman Films, as it works to bounce back from this extremely tough period. Creatively devised and directed by Dermot Malone, the film moves away from the standard festive formula with a touching story inspired by Tom Monaghan himself. The film, which stars legendary Irish theatre actor Barry McGovern (Braveheart, The Tudors, Game of Thrones), follows an elderly man experiencing his first Christmas since his wife passed away. Living on a farm with just his beloved horse for company, he frequently has flashbacks to his late wife at various stages in their life. When his family arrives for Christmas, he struggles to share in their festive spirit, especially when his young granddaughter breaks a picture frame holding a photo of his wife, himself, and their horse. Unbeknownst to her Grandfather, however, the Granddaughter takes notice of the red cable jumper he was wearing in the picture, and when mischievously rifling through his belongings, finds it. Struggling with the emotions and past memories of his wife on Christmas Day, the protagonist goes to visit his horse in the stable - only to discover his granddaughter has left him a special gift in the horse box. Film advertisement created by Banjoman, Ireland for Monaghan’s Cashmere, within the category: Fashion.

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Film advertisement created by DDB, Poland for Tiger Energy Drink, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

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How would our city parks look like, without a single tree? Using advanced photo techniques the Swedish development cooperation organization Vi Agroforestry creates realistic animations of how some of Sweden’s most famous parks would look like without trees. The campaign aims to raise awareness of the deforestation in Lake Victoria Basin in Eastern Africa and to get more people to know about the relatively unknown Vi Agroforestry, who reaches over one million people through tree planting, training and advice. The film is part of a new campaign and initiative from Vi Agroforestry called Life Without Trees. Film advertisement created by MRM, Sweden for Vi Agroforestry, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

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Dominik Heinrich, Creative Innovation Director, MRM//McCANN Germany Digital advertisement created by McCann, Germany for Mammut, within the category: Fashion.

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Film advertisement created by Adam & Eve, United Kingdom for Volkswagen, within the category: Automotive.

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Some cities have famous monuments. Some towns have historical relevance. Mount Pearl, the smallest city in Newfoundland has… free parking? Oh, and great work-life balance and strong wifi, too. And they’re so proud of all the little things that they’ve just dropped a rap video about their unknown city on the far east coast of Canada. Starring local real estate agent Jason Piercey, who brings an extreme amount of swag to his rap about a town that’s famous for nothing, “The Mount Pearl Anthem” showcases all the things the locals of this 23,000-person town love about their home. People are really nice. They’ve got automated garbage collection. They’ve got a Town Crier and a Frosty the snowman mascot. Peter’s Pizza and Landwash Brewery are great local spots, according to the rap. Mount Pearl is a progressive city with a non-traditional way of thinking. It’s hardly what you’d expect from a rap video or from a small city for that matter. Though mayor Dave Aker, or Mayor Dave as he’s known, is seen sporting his chain of office like bling. It's also available on iTunes: https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welcome-to-mount-pearl/1469940161?i=1... Film advertisement created by Target, Canada for City of Mount Pearl, within the category: Hospitality, Tourism.

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Digital advertisement created by Forsman & Bodenfors, Sweden for IKEA, within the category: House, Garden.

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Film advertisement created by Human Design, United States for Ladder, within the category: Health.

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When the city has a lack of colors, cars can be the most efficient solution... Gyumri is one of the biggest players in the beer market in Armenia. Having a vision to remake their brand in the future and target Gen Z specifically, the brand started with delivery cars. In Armenia, creatively branded cars are a rarity. So, we had a chance to become game changers and decided to put some color on the cars in order to make them recognizable and eye-catching. The phrase "Gyumri goes well" has an interesting meaning in Armenian. Armenians say alcohol goes well if it is delicious, and you enjoy your drink. So, we hit the point because Gyumri beer is one of the leaders in our market. Just like "beer goes well" means it's pleasant to drink, "the car goes well" means its pleasant to drive. So, when printed on vehicles, the phrase has a double meaning. Design created by Zuck&Berg, Armenia for Gyumri Beer, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks. Design advertisement created by Zuck Independent Agency, Armenia for Gyumri Beer, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

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Stanfield's is raising awareness and money for below-the-waist cancer research with their latest experiential event: #StreakWeek. They’ve brought back testicular cancer survivor, Mark McIntyre, and for an entire week, Mark is going streaking in public all across the country in his Stanfield’s underwear, and he’s asking Canadians to join him. Digital advertisement created by John St, Canada for Stanfield's, within the category: Fashion.

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Digital advertisement created by McCann, Israel for Shorashim, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

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Copywriter:Michael Sheppard

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Digital advertisement created by Mother, United States for Virgin Mobile, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

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Berlin agency glow donates a poster in a prominent space in Berlin wrapped in rescue blankets with 400 rescue blankets to take away for the up to 10.000 homeless in Berlin. The poster was handed over to the German Red Cross and their "Wärmebus“ (warming bus), that helps and picks up homeless every night.




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