Film advertisement created by Santo, Argentina for Coca-Cola, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

Digital advertisement created by FCB, New Zealand for Vodafone, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

The initiative is part of Bisto’s Together Project to bring people together, and follows Bisto’s “Spare Chair Sunday” campaign in 2015, also devised by McCann London, which encouraged people to volunteer to invite a lonely older person for Sunday lunch. The campaign is inspired by research commissioned by Bisto that shows more than one in three (35%) of British adults feel their neighbourhood does not have enough community spirit, and 1 in 4 think that community spirit has decreased in the last five years. Currently 29% of people don't say hello to their neighbours and half don’t know their neighbour’s name. However, 43% would like to see the level of community spirit and interaction increased.Web: http://www.bistotogetherproject.com/ Content advertisement created by McCann, United Kingdom for Bisto, within the category: Food.

Digital advertisement created by BBDO, New Zealand for Samsung, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

The three spots, directed by Diana Kunst, for Garlic Productions, reflect the parallels that exist between highly respected professions and the world of skateboarding: A series of interior dialogues that prove there's no difference between the two worlds. A scientist experiments and investigates until he gets the desired results, just like a skater learning a trick. An accomplished violinist practices endlessly with his wooden instrument, refining his technique and the skater does too. The policeman, through his dedication and bravery, is also connected to the life of a skater. Film advertisement created by LOLA, Spain for Nomad, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Since 1991 more than 230,000 Ukrainians have been affected by human trafficking. Mostly these people are the one who have been promised the moon at work both abroad and in Ukraine (high salaries, accommodation, three meals a day, etc.). In order to show that things are not always what they seem at first sight, the creative agency ANGRY and the International Organization for Migration in Ukraine have released an allegorical video with the participation of the Ambassador of Goodwill of the UN agency on migration, Eurovision winner in 2016, famous Ukrainian singer, Jamala. At first glance, sometimes what looks like the best working conditions turns out to be the worst working conditions. At first glance, sometimes what looks like a beautiful dance turns out to be a display of aggression. Dance as an allegory of good and beautiful, dancers as an allegory of human trafficking victims and invisible evil spirits-dementors as an allegory of danger. TV spot and outdoor campaign is released on EU Anti-Trafficking Day on October 18, 2018. Content advertisement created by ANGRY, Ukraine for International Organization for Migration, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by BMF, Australia for ALDI, within the category: Retail Services.

Film advertisement created by The Escape Pod, United States for Claussen Pickles, within the category: Food.

Direct advertisement created by Mark+, Brazil for Biscoitos Zezé, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.

In Mucinex’s latest “Let’s End This” creative by McCann New York, Mr. Mucus is back and trying to trick people into believing that regular cold medicine is a good as Mucinex, which lasts 12. The idea started with a fact: 70% of people want long lasting relief, but they stick with products that only relieve for 4 hours. The latest iteration features him showing up in contextually relevant media with creative design around consumer’s passion points. On the Weather Channel, Mr. Mucus will show up on the live set to interfere with the anchor. On Twitter, he will show up in costume and recommend against taking Mucinex. One day he’s a mucusy meteorologist, the next he could be an anchorman delivering you “the news." The campaign compliments the content viewers are about to watch, and plays into the role of Mr. Mucus and his constant goal to discredit Mucinex and its superior relief. “Mr Mucus Misinforms” will run through February, 2018 the months with the highest cold and flu incidence in the 2017/18 season. It will be delivered across TV, digital and social with augmented reality on the Weather Channel. In addition to national broadcast on The Weather Channel, social will include Twitter and YouTube. Film advertisement created by McCann, United States for Mucinex, within the category: Health.

Digital advertisement created by JWT, United Kingdom for Kleenex, within the category: House, Garden.

Film advertisement created by John St, Canada for Mitsubishi, within the category: Automotive.

To promote PERRIER® Fines Bulles, Perrier's smaller-- yet still Extraordinaire-- bubbles, Ogilvy Paris and Perrier reinterpret its Cannes Lions Grand Prix winning brand Film, “The Lion”, directed by Jean-Paul Goude in 1990, to be told from the POV of Fines Bulles; meaning everything is smaller, except for courage! The actress of the film’s remake is now small. The lion is a cub. Even the music, although intentionally reminiscent of its predecessor, is now smaller sounding. And, as the story goes, both the girl and the cub are drawn to the refreshing bottle of PERRIER—only, this time, it’s a bottle of PERRIER® Fines Bulles. Film advertisement created by Ogilvy, France for Perrier, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

Kizik, an e-commerce footwear company known for their hands-free technology is debuting its first brand campaign this week. The campaign was created by Little Big Engine, which won the assignment after a review. The campaign will also incorporate direct-response (DR) advertising, which is part of the company’s success to date. Film advertisement created by Little Big Engine, United States for Kizik, within the category: Fashion.

Digital advertisement created by Ogilvy, United Arab Emirates for Coca-Cola, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

Coca-Cola is spreading happiness with a hidden flag. Denmark has been named the happiest country in the world in several global surveys with the latest by the UN. So it was a remarkable discovery to find the Danish flag hidden in the Coca-Cola logo. McCann decided to take this discovery to Denmark’s biggest airport where it’s a tradition to welcome people with flags. But not everyone brings one and the welcome isn’t as big and happy as it could be. That's why McCann created a special poster where people could take flags straight from the Coca-Cola logo. This gave everyone the chance to create a happy welcome to the world’s happiest country. Ambient advertisement created by McCann, Denmark for Coca-Cola, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

Film advertisement created by 360i, United States for Watch Dogs, within the category: Gaming.

Film advertisement created by Forchets, Italy for Comix, within the category: Media.