Film advertisement created by Tere Suarez, Puerto Rico for KIA, within the category: Automotive.

With May the official month of Mental Health Awareness and much of America re-entering the world following the height of the global pandemic, Mayo Clinic Health System is reaffirming its belief that making health a priority is one of the most important things in life. However, despite health being more top of mind than ever, almost 75%* of Americans (18-49) do not have a primary care physician, nor do they see the benefit in having a trusted healthcare partner. Why? Because when it comes to day to day health concerns — like a questionable mole or a painful knee— many people often let others and responsibilities take precedence. Film advertisement created by TBWA, United States for Mayo Clinic Health System, within the category: Health.

Film advertisement created by Publicis, France for Orange, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by Spice, Hungary for Cofidis, within the category: Finance.

Film advertisement created by Made, Mexico for FIAT, within the category: Automotive.

Digital advertisement created by Open, Canada for Bier Markt, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

Film advertisement created by Publicis, France for Renault, within the category: Automotive.

Women endure a lot of teasing throughout their lives, specially in developing countries. At different stages of life, they get demotivated, devalued and mocked. Despite being teased, they never stop trying doing something new everyday, breaking barriers every moment. This is an incredible journey for women and in this journey not only they have role to play, it is the duty of their male counterpart to play a significant role here. This lifelong incredible journey can greatly be motivated with inspiring words from male counterpart. The campaign tried to show how important men's words towards women and why men should play a key role as well towards women empowerment through a little motivation. Film advertisement created by El Momento, Bangladesh for Standard Finis Oil Co., within the categories: Food, House, Garden, Public Interest, NGO.

"Distracted driving" is what they call it. It's a treacherous innocuous name – meant to cover anything from taking your eyes off the road to check your baby hasn’t chocked on his pacifier, right down to taking your eyes off the road to scroll down your Facebook feed and check who's liked your latest profile pic. And let's be honest, that happens way more often than anything else. But worst of all it's killing people. Lots of them. That's why Mazda decided to launch a new campaign: smack in the middle of people's social feed, right as they were scrolling down it. Digital advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Israel for Mazda, within the category: Automotive.

A campaign which started from an app to help language settlement is being further developed as a collaborative project to support emotional settlement. Digital advertisement created by Cheil, South Korea for Samsung Medical Center, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Production House: UPFilms.tv Film advertisement created by Grey, Indonesia for Polident, within the category: Health.

Rusty, a 100-year-old landmark water tower, proudly sits on the roof of Minneapolis-based advertising agency, Carmichael Lynch. The agency utilized this ubiquitous yet often-ignored city element as a way to project public art to the community. This year they partnered with the Minneapolis College of Art and Design to create a new loop of mapping projections. These unique experiences of light and vision are now open for the public’s viewing pleasure. Ambient advertisement created by Carmichael Lynch, United States for Carmichael Lynch, within the category: Agency Self-Promo.

Film advertisement created by Joe Public, South Africa for Nedbank, within the category: Finance.

Digital advertisement created by RA Kombinat, Kazakhstan for ForteBank, within the category: Finance.

Outdoor advertisement created by MSTF, Portugal for Viarco, within the category: Office Equipment.

Ambient advertisement created by RGA, United States for Ad Council, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Now, your DNA can help you select the color of your new car. From the exploration of ancestry, genealogy, and paternity to food intolerance, anti-aging and wellness profiling, there is a long list of different DNA diagnostics at your fingertips. But, did you know that the information encoded in your DNA can now help you to discover something as personal as your genetic color? That’s the idea behind Nissan Altima Bio-Color, the latest initiative recently launched by Nissan Middle East. DNA is the bio-molecule that stores our genetic information. It’s distinctive, different and unique for everyone. There are thousands of genes in the human genetic code, so in order to pinpoint the Nissan Altima Bio-Color, a group of 15 genes related to vision and color recognition were selected and analyzed. These genes were grouped into two main genetic markers, called ‘Color Vision’ and ‘Night Vision’. These two markers form the basis of the ‘Gene Color Map’: a chromatic grid that classifies all the available colors for your Nissan Altima in the largest and most exclusive color range ever used for a new car. To create an accurate table, the swatches have been organized in accordance with the characteristics of the tested genes. On the Y-axis, the colors have been set from the least common (black) to the most common (yellow) on the scale of color blindness predisposition statistics. The X-axis runs from those colors hardest to perceive at night (dark colors) to the easiest to perceive in low lighting (light colors). After taking a DNA test, every individual will receive different numeric scores for each pre-selected gene, based on the analysis of their own specific genetic information. This data will be translated into a unique personal color according to the positions of the main markers and the discrete individual scores on the color map. Prospective car buyers will now have their chance to pick the color of their Nissan Altima in the most innovative and cutting-edge way. How? Participating is simple: just visit the Nissan Showrooms on Sheikh Zayed Road or in Khalidiya starting from July 10th, test drive a Nissan Altima, take the DNA test for free at the mini-labs inside the showrooms and wait for the results. Email notifications will inform participants of the outcome, inviting them to discover everything behind their DNA analysis in an interactive website that explains the details of the color selection by showcasing data infographics personalized for each customer. Afterwards, new customers can request their exclusive genetic color and apply it to their new Nissan Altima when closing the purchase, on a first come-first serve basis. Integrated advertisement created by TBWA, United Arab Emirates for Nissan, within the category: Automotive.