"Sons of Solidarity" consciously plays with the formation of Icelandic male names that end in "-son" and the name of the disease: ParkinSON. Film advertisement created by Grey, Germany for Iceland's Soccer Team, within the category: Sports.

Integrated advertisement created by Serviceplan, Germany for Mini, within the category: Automotive.

Advertising agency Humanaut is calling out extreme health and fitness gurus with “Feel the Blend,” a new television marketing campaign for NutriBullet, led by the company’s commitment to making nutrition convenient and accessible to everyone. Launched in the U.S. and Canada across broadcast and digital, the campaign sets into motion NutriBullet’s transition from infomercial product to lifestyle brand that people can rely on to simplify nutrition. At a confounding time when so many “experts” are touting exotic potions and unrealistic rituals, the campaign seeks to bring wellness back to the basics, while resonating with today’s busy consumer base looking for simple, realistic solutions. Following the infomercials that put “nutrient extraction” on the map, NutriBullet’s new campaign not only breaks the brand’s recent ad silence, but paves the way for the launch of its new slate of products, which include: the NutriBullet Blender Combo, the brand’s first full-size blender that takes nutrition extraction to the next level with the versatility of both a multi-serve pitcher and a single-serve cup; the NutriBullet PRO 1000, an updated and redesigned version of the brand’s most popular personal blender, the PRO 900; and the NutriBullet Select, which merges the compact design of a personal blender with the power and functionality of a full-sized machine. Film advertisement created by Humanaut, United States for NutriBullet, within the category: Retail Services.

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

Film advertisement created by DDB, New Zealand for McDonald's, within the category: Food.

Film advertisement created by Jung von Matt, Germany for Nikon, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

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

See the work at https://futureself.orange.com/ Digital advertisement created by Publicis, France for Orange, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

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.

Film advertisement created by Lg2, Canada for SAAQ, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

House hunting can be an unpleasant experience. But in the Netherlands, they've found a way to make it much more entertaining. The Dutch bank ABN Amro is running a promotion all through December to help home sellers advertise their properties. To advertise it, it pulled off a hilarious stunt—building a mini roller coaster inside a home, which prospective buyers can tour while riding.

Digital advertisement created by CP+B, United States for A.1., within the category: Food.

Film advertisement created by Deutsch, United States for PetSmart, within the category: Pets.

Film advertisement created by TBWA, Netherlands for Fluke, within the category: Industrial, Agriculture.

Vodafone presents Pro self employees, a tribute to those people who really do acrobatic things to maintain their business day by day. Ambient advertisement created by Tango, Spain for Vodafone, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by Y&R, France for Surfrider Foundation, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Direct advertisement created by BBDO, Brazil for Billboard, within the category: Media.

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.

Digital advertisement created by McCann, Peru for Entel, within the category: Electronics, Technology.