Integrated advertisement created by Wunderman Thompson, Brazil for Google, within the categories: Electronics, Technology, Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by FCB, Portugal for Fuel TV, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Valerie Plame is running for Congress: "America is going backwards on national security, health care, and women's rights. We need to turn our country around."

Pretty in Pink and Sixteen Candles…the time-honored high school dramas. But how does the classic teen story translate to a modern social world? On Instagram of course! "The Benzacs" – an engaging teen insta-dramedy, lets you witness the angst, hilarity, romance, and group dynamics of four East Sandalwood High School friends—Ivy, Cam, Oak and Essy— as they strive to be cool while still being true to themselves! The Benzacs focuses on all the fun, friendship and day-to-day teen drama—including the ultimate goal of clearer skin. Digital advertisement created by Deutsch, United States for Benzac, within the category: Pharmaceutical.

Digital advertisement created by Bob the Robot, Finland for Koskenkorva, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

"Women Like You" was a campaign close to our hearts because it was inspired by and made for the women who power the world of FinTech. As an innovative industry leader in the business of finance, ZestMoney wanted to celebrate how women in the team drove the business to market success, and the result was this beautiful photography documentary AV. Film advertisement created by Zensciences, India for Zestmoney, within the category: Finance.

The first Social Robot in the world that uses artificial intelligence for recycling. Is a prototype that can recognize and separate all waste autonomously. It is a robot that facilitates the correct recycling process. It can evaluate waste images in microseconds, and give feedback to a database which shares data with the rest of the network robots. So it creates a waste disposal system with a scalable network. IRBin a smart friend for a sustainable world. Experiential advertisement created by Wunderman, Peru for Tottus, within the categories: Public Interest, NGO, Retail Services.

Digital advertisement created by Raison D'Être, United States for Lymphoma Research Foundation, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by BBDO, Brazil for Getty Images, within the category: Professional Services.

Direct advertisement created by 10 Advertising, Belgium for 7Dimanche, within the category: Media.

Film advertisement created by Leo Burnett, United States for Shriners Hospitals for Children, within the category: Health.

Digital advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Italy for Dompé, within the category: Pharmaceutical.

Film advertisement created by BETC, France for Sixt, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by BMB, United Kingdom for Rowse, within the category: Food.

Film advertisement created by Don't Panic, United Kingdom for ONE, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Leagas Delaney, Germany for one2like.com, within the category: Professional Services.

Who's never turned to a quick tutorial online to learn how to make a dish or watched, hypnotized, as a sped-up step-by-step turns eggs, flour, and sugar into a magnificent cake? These express recipes, social-media darlings, always seem to go right. But in practice, that's not always the case. And what if things go wrong? Taking this as its jumping-off point, iFood, in a campaign created by AlmapBBDO, presents parodies of online recipes, suggesting to the audience that when things don't turn out perfectly, they can always fall back on the countless possibilities and ease of the leading platform for online food delivery in Brazil. The ads poke fun at the audience with the tagline: "Didn't work? Order it from iFood." Film advertisement created by BBDO, Brazil for iFood, within the category: Food.

the Christmas countdown has begun and shoppers are getting into the present-hunting rush. But what they don’t always take into account is overconsumption and its increasingly drastic effects on our environment. Plastics, deforestation, transport, this time of year has a detrimental impact on our planet. To call attention to the suffering marine animals face due to overconsumption, Sea Shepherd and agency Braaxe decided to remake the classic game ‘Operation’. Introducing ‘Operation Ocean’, where players must save a dolphin threatened by ocean waste. In less than a month, children around the world will wake up on Christmas day to a host of presents under the tree – an estimated 60 million toys in France alone. That means lots of packaging and gift wrap, not all of which is easily recyclable. It’s also a time of feasting, when consumption of meat and fish, particularly salmon rises. Unfortunately, salmon farming has crushing consequences on the environment – for every kilogram of farmed salmon, 7 kilograms of wild fish lose their life. Sea Shepherd France, the independent NGO that relentlessly tracks down those responsible for the most harmful effects on our oceans, is hoping to raise awareness through ‘Operation Ocean’. Everyone knows the rules of the traditional version: meticulously remove different body parts from Cavity Sam without touching him directly. ‘Operation Ocean’ gives players the chance to save a dolphin, by removing a fish hook, net, toothbrush, chemical bottle or cigarette butt. Integrated advertisement created by Braaxe, France for Sea Shepherd, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by David, United States for Heinz, within the category: Food.