When Champions League Final came to Kyiv, we’ve lost our best feature - hospitality. There were only money and profit in minds. Owners of the apartments canceled reservations to resell it more expensive later. B&B prices increased in 50-60 times. The biggest European media wrote about Ukrainian’s greediness. The Liverpool FC officials appealed to UEFA to ask help in dealing with crazy prices for housing in Kyiv. It was a national shame! To earn back our reputation of hospitable nation, gastro-bar “Rebra & Kotlety” decided to lose money. We transformed gastro-bar into a free hostel for European fans and listed it on Airbnb. Day later fans have booked all beds in our Hostel-Bar. On May 26, they arrived in Kyiv. “Rebra & Kotlety” became the headliner of national TV and online media. We received over 100 million impressions. Local bar became the pride of the whole country. Hospitality pushed the greediness away from media titles. Sometimes you should lose in some money to get more valuable thing. “Rebra & Kotlety” became the headliner of national TV and online media. We received over 100 million impressions. Local bar became the pride of the whole country. Hospitality pushed greediness away from media titles. Sometimes you should lose in some money to get more valuable thing. Integrated advertisement created by Saatchi&Saatchi, Ukraine for Rebra&Kotlety, within the category: Hospitality, Tourism.

In Brazil, all vehicles leave the assembly line stamped with a large identification number, and our idea was to stop putting numbers on the busses and instead give names to these vehicles. Specifically, the names of people who were injured or killed in attacks of this nature. Every year, hundreds of buses are targets of arson in Brazil. The purpose of such vandalism is to draw awareness and attention to a protest or grievance. However, such a practice results in serious consequences for innocent people who have nothing to do with the issue. The names and stories of drivers and passengers who are hurt or even killed in such incidents are often forgotten by society and they end up becoming just a statistic or number. For example, take the case of bus driver Jefferson Alves da Silva, who suffered burns to part of his body as he heroically saved a handicapper passenger from flames. Digital advertisement created by Moma, Brazil for Mercedes-Benz, within the category: Automotive.

Those struggling with opioid addiction are likely to keep it hidden due to negative stigma. How do we educate the people closest to them to watch for the red flags, so that they can help their loved ones, before it’s too late? In honor of International Overdose Awareness Day on August 31, Netflix, in collaboration with FCB, introduces #WatchforRedFlags. For a month, Netflix will use their most popular series to educate people on the symptoms that signal an Opioid Addiction. Throughout the shows, anytime a character portrays a behavior or sign of opioid addiction, a Red Flag will appear in the corner of the scene, with a popup explaining the behavior and what it could mean. Using our most harmless addiction - Netflix - we build awareness and fight the stigma around a much more deadly addiction. Opioid addiction is closer to home than you think. But by seeing the Red Flags, you are already one step closer to helping those struggling with addiction Digital advertisement created by Miami Ad School, United States for Netflix, within the category: Media.

Being born a Thai woman, there’s a lot to worry about. All these endless stress and worries causes them to suffer from something they never noticed.

Film advertisement created by FCB, United Kingdom for Nivea, within the category: Health.

The angels in yellow: they’re 114 years old, have earned a huge amount of trust from their customers, and have almost 20 million members in their organization. But – how is it possible to stay relevant amongst members of a target audience that don’t and, in the future, won’t own their own car? Working alongside RCKT, this summer ADAC launched “Don’t Call Mom”, its first purely digital campaign aimed specifically at a younger demographic, which produced around 20 million interactions online. Youtube, Instagram, a specially created WhatsApp line and strong influencers were all part of the integrated campaign concept. The purely digital campaign depended on close insights into a clear target audience, the unmistakable creative touch of RCKT, and sophisticated performance marketing. The specially developed WhatsApp line lay at the heart of the entire project, accompanied by three adverts filmed by the Danish director Peter Harton, various online-ads, integrated influencer marketing, a homepage, and numerous offline strategies. In line with the catchphrase: “Don’t Call Mom – Call ADAC”, for the duration of the entire campaign, customers really were welcome to ask ANYTHING they liked. Whether it was a question about the right tyres for winter, tips for a first date, or the best pasta recipe – we were there to help. Digital advertisement created by RCKT, Germany for ADAC, within the category: Professional Services.

Thailand has the world’s 2nd highest rate of bullying, but nobody talks about it. Kleenex tissue stands for soothing care through the toughest times and decided to tell the untold story of Rika Ishige, Thailand’s #1 fighter whose fire to fight is fueled by her traumas as a bully victim. “Tiny Doll” is a short film that chronicles Rika’s life story as she takes the audience through the early days as a small and delicate girl to finding the strength to become an MMA champion. It received 5.8 million views in under 3 weeks and made international headlines, sparking conversations about Thailand’s bullying epidemic and subverting stereotypes of what tiny, gentle women are capable of. #GentleNotWeak Film advertisement created by JWT, Thailand for Kleenex, within the category: House, Garden.

Digital advertisement created by Bleublancrouge, Canada for Toyota, within the category: Automotive.

No matter the problem of your Toyota, use TMO car products and all will be smooth like mayonaise. Film advertisement created by Dentsu, Indonesia for TMO, within the category: Automotive.

The campaign and photo challenge Exhibition Stockholm was the first photo competition in the world harnessing the power of AR. It aimed to introduce Adobe to a wide audience of hobby photographers. The web application with the same name became a platform that inspired to creativity through use of augmented reality and artificial intelligence together with simple means, such as the camera in a mobile phone and, for the desired, free photo editing tools, such as Adobe's own "Lightroom for mobile".

Film advertisement created by TBWA, Netherlands for Hermitage Amsterdam, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

On the occasion of the European Day of Parks the agency has created a PR stunt for WWF, nature conservation organization. The goal was to encourage people to ask themselves what would it look like if nature wouldn’t have time for us, just as we often don’t have time for nature. On the morning of May 24th, the European Day of Parks, the largest park in the Croatian capital Zagreb – Maksimir Park – was marked as closed down, seeming as if people couldn’t enter. Many people who come to Maksimir every morning for recreation or who just wanted to take a stroll, were caught by surprise. But soon WWF issued a public release with the message – Nature doesn’t have time for you today. When asked why they don’t recycle, people most often say they don’t have time, the polls show. The lack of time as an excuse for not caring for nature is not acceptable. By symbolically closing down Maksimir Park, WWF wanted to show what would it look like if nature wouldn’t have time for us for a change. The news was easily picked up by the Croatian media. Ambient advertisement created by Bruketa & Zinic, Croatia for WWF, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

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

Outdoor advertisement created by DOM360, United States for Toyota, within the category: Automotive.

The idea is based on the message that during UEFA EURO 2016 football becomes the foremost kind of sport on the planet. This time all other kinds of sport are on the background. Moreover, sportsmen – hockey, basketball, tennis and others players play football, falling into line with football madness. Football becomes number one game not only on French stadiums and on the screens of millions of fans, but also on hockey fields and basketball and tennis courts. Film advertisement created by Electric Sheep Film, Ukraine for Parimatch, within the category: Gambling.

Film advertisement created by BÜRO, Turkey for Honda, within the category: Automotive.

Salve, a Brazilian digital advertising agency and member of Grupo ABC (part of Omnicom Group), created a fake cause to celebrate this year's World Carfree Day. Looking for a fun way to talk about those drivers that overuse their cars and engage the public, the Car Addicts Support Group was created. Caloi, Brazil's biggest bicycle company, was a proud sponsor of the movement. Urban mobility is a subject that has been highly discussed in the big cities all over the world, and the results of over use of cars may become not only a traffic problem, but also a social question. Salve decided to shed some light on people who just can’t change their habits and always choose their cars as a solution, and found a way of talking about it using an analogy that everyone could understand. The characters of the film share their experience in a fun way, talking about their own car addiction. The campaign also includes a hotsite and a fan page on Facebook where the public can find more information about new ways of moving throughout the city and maybe recover from their car dependency. Digital advertisement created by Salve, Brazil for Caloi, within the categories: Personal Accessories, Recreation, Leisure, Sports.

Film advertisement created by Alafortanfoni, Turkey for Turkish Airlines, within the category: Transport.

Digital advertisement created by Flock, Mexico for Nike, within the category: Fashion.