Film advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, United States for Toyota, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by The Community, United States for Corona Beer, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

TBWA London launched Lidl’s new and improved baby range, Lupilu. The challenge was to introduce a new brand into a competitive category, dominated by established brands and highly dependent on trust and advocacy. So we gave a voice to those who can't even speak yet—babies, the real experts. Film advertisement created by TBWA, United Kingdom for Lidl, within the category: Retail Services.

TBWA London launched Lidl’s new and improved baby range, Lupilu. The challenge was to introduce a new brand into a competitive category, dominated by established brands and highly dependent on trust and advocacy. So we gave a voice to those who can't even speak yet—babies, the real experts. Film advertisement created by TBWA, United Kingdom for Lidl, within the category: Retail Services.

Digital advertisement created by BBDO, Brazil for Volkswagen, within the category: Automotive.

The key story "Every day" of #thepossibilitytoproveyourself advertising campaign for Maxxis Tires tells about Russian triathlete Victor Osokin — multiple finisher of the iron distance competitions. This is a story about the athlete's hard way to competitions: daily early rises, ice water, constant struggle with external and internal obstacles. This is a story about overcoming and confidence in the team. What if the path is more important than the podium at the competitions? What if, during the journey, do you find the true self and answer all the confusing questions? In the story, the summer tires Maxxis HP5 become a reliable and indispensable part of the Osokin's "team" for every day. Tires help the triathlete in the fight against himself, support on the athletic path, and ultimately give the opportunity to prove himself.

The advertising industry has always contributed to a sexist culture, creating stereotypes like the “perfect mother” and the “sexy beer girl”. It's not surprising that 65% of women don’t identify with their portrayal in traditional advertising, even though they account for 85% of all consumer purchases. Ironic, but there is an explanation: women make up for only 20% of creatives in advertising agencies in Brazil. Troubled by this scenario, Laura Florence and Camila Moletta, creative leaders at Dentsu Aegis Network, created MORE GRLS. The first roadmap to female creative talent in advertising, design and content. Mapping talents is the first step towards changing this reality. We need to know and value the creatives that, despite the hostile environment, are still working in the field. It’s important to emphasize that it is not only a "portfolio showcase", it’s also a hub for journalists and festival organizers to find the best women for their editorials and jury panels - women also face low visibility and participation in awards. The platform (www.moregrls.com.br) categorizes talents according to creative field, skills, experience and city. It also tells you who is available for freelancing or willing to move for an opportunity. The launch campaign film was directed by Juliana Curi from Damasco Filmes and included an entire set made up of only women. Besides talking about the platform, it shows how this kind of gender inequality affects the whole society, not just the advertising industry. MORE GRLS also set up goals for different stakeholders: for agencies, the goal is to have 50% of women in creative departments by 2020; for journalists in specialized media, the mission is to interview at least one creative woman per issue; for recruiters, we recommend recruiting the same number of men and women for job opportunities; and finally, our special request to clients, the ones that will truly accelerate change: watch your agency closely and make sure that the 50/50 by 2020 goal was achieved. Next steps include mapping new creative fields, take the platform to other countries and use its data to inform the industry. As with every initiative that aims to generate impact, we know there’s a lot to be done. And MORE GRLS is the first step.

The Blizzard is Dairy Queen's most iconic ice cream. Since its launch, it's been widely recognized for being served upside down to customers in order to prove it creaminess. However, this trick has become predictable after three decades. So we needed to make it spectacular once again. We created the Blizzard Store. A kiosk where the whole Blizzard experience was upside down. 15 minutes was the average time our acrobats spent suspended upside down. Experiential advertisement created by Ogilvy, Panama for Dairy Queen, within the category: Food.

Film advertisement created by DDB, Turkey for Lipton, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

The Road to HBL invites fans to live out their own Nike HBL animated journey via a stylized digital choose your own adventure with 700 possible storylines. Users get firsthand experience of the rigorous training regime, team bonding, pep talks and match excitement from the POV of a young player, creating their own personalized basketball diary and shareable team poster. A comparatively new basketball platform in China, interest and participation in the HBL is on the rise. Tao Dong, Basketball Brand Digital Director - Greater China, Nike, said that the brand’s ambition was to expand the league further Film advertisement created by R/GA, China for Nike, within the category: Fashion.

Despite the efforts society has made, sexism against women is still a major issue around the world, especially in Latin America. Unfortunately, press doesn’t escape from this reality, and we’re still seeing news with sexist headlines. That’s why on the International Women’s Day, El Tiempo, published an open invitation to all the female journalists around the country: to choose a sexist headline and rewrite it from their own point of view. The invitation ignited a conversation on social media. In just a few days, not only journalists, but also hundreds of women rewrote sexist headlines and replaced them with their own words using the #WomenRewriteWomen. Integrated advertisement created by MullenLowe Group, Colombia for El Tiempo, within the category: Media.

Pazuzu is the king of all demons and the evil spirit in The Exorcist series. To promote its second season on social media, we programmed a bot to mimic Pazuzu’s personality and he was as our official community manager for a whole week. Besides the bizarre posts and the not so friendly replies, Pazuzu also threatened anyone who dared interact with FX. Any likes, comments or even page views, would make you receive a personal and “pleasant” message of our beloved demon. And the only way to stop the harassing, was confronting him on Messenger and exorcising FX’s fan page.

Content advertisement created by McCann, United States for Xbox, within the category: Gaming.

In order to demonstrate how inaction correlates with domestic violence, we decided to use the most widespread symbol of ignoring the problem - the act of closing eyes. Our AI powered interactive web-platform uses the simplest of mechanics to deliver the message - You close your eyes - violence goes On, you open them - it stops. Digital advertisement created by Redberry, Georgia for Antipfund Georgia, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Grenadier, United States for Stanton Optical, within the category: Professional Services.

Film advertisement created by Chemistry, United States for Family Orthodontics, within the category: Professional Services.

Film advertisement created by FullSIX, Portugal for McDonald's, within the category: Food.

We get sloppy about spelling and grammar on the Internet. Meanwhile, every fourth child in developing countries will never learn how to read and write. Typo Donation is a Grammarly plugin update created to improve users' grammar skills and also help children around the world. Digital advertisement created by Miami Ad School, United States for Grammarly, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

The main idea is helping pre-gamers to save their lives using Uber. By installing reverse vending machines into each uberLII, we encouraged pre-gamers to deposit their empty bottles to discount their Uber ride, and keep roads safe. Digital advertisement created by Miami Ad School, United States for Uber, within the categories: Professional Services, Transport.