For all the refugees, living is already winning. Across the world, the refugees are forced to leave their country due to violence and persecution. Their perilous journey deserves to be seen through the lens of true heroic physical exploit. While athletes surpass themselves to win, refugees do it to live. Film advertisement created by Josiane, France for La Cimade, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Bureau Working title, Russia for Russia Beyond the Headlines, within the category: Media.

To help Canadians make the most of a second socially distant baseball season, Miller Lite is releasing an exclusive custom-made baseball glove, specially engineered for catching beers from friends while keeping a safe distance. Named the “Relief Catcher”, this limited-edition Miller Lite item was designed in collaboration with global creative agency Sid Lee and the official glove manufacturer of Major League Baseball, Rawlings. Only five gloves are available to the public and baseball fans can have a chance to win one of those unique gloves by entering a contest. Integrated advertisement created by Sid Lee, Canada for Miller Lite, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

Film advertisement created by DDB, Latvia for LMT, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

The annual piece we make to advertise the in game gifts each Christmas, using staff in every role.

Generation A is the follow up novel to Douglas Coupland's 1991 cult hit Generation X. As with the campaign for his 2007 novel The Gum Thief, Random House Canada again came to Crush, Toronto to create a series of films. Last time it was nine films, this time it’s three - “10 Question for Douglas Coupland”, “The Tragic Death of the Channel Three News Team” and “Colour Samples”. Film advertisement created by Crush, Canada for Generation A, within the category: Media.

Ambi Pur, in collaboration with CJ Worx, released a new online film, “THE INNOCENT” under the campaign, “Stink Don’t Drive” talking about stinks that Thai drivers tend not to notice in their car. This is because when they are in their car for a long period of time, they eventually become familiar with smelly car. As a result, their sense of smell is unable to detect any hidden stinks in their car. Ambi Pur and CJ Worx, thus, utilize this insight to remind every Thai drivers of “Stink Don’t Drive” through the online film, THE INNOCENT. The story revolves around an innocent man who has no clue what he has committed. In the end, the film will reveal the answer and in the process, reminding Thai drivers of the stinky car smells that they could be so familiar with. Content advertisement created by CJ WORX, Thailand for Ambi Pur, within the category: House, Garden.

Digital advertisement created by Walrus, United States for Effie Awards, within the category: Professional Services.

The bug is the only animal that would survive a nuclear attack and is the inspiration for the carpet art of Boicut. Fans of bugs and carpets have a chance to purchase this carpet by auction and all the proceeds will go to the Childrens Cancer Foundation of Austria. Camera & Cut: Barry Horvath, Shut! Digital advertisement created by Traktor, Austria for Remington, 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.

Ambient advertisement created by Grabarz & Partner, Germany for DEVK, within the category: Finance.

Film advertisement created by McCann, Lithuania for Lacplesis, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

Film advertisement created by DDB, France for National Geographic, within the category: Media.

One wall, two trucks, free beers. Let's give America time to think it through. Many people think of a foreigner as a threat, someone to fear. The President of the United States, Donald Trump, wants them out of his country - and he’s building a huge wall along its border with Mexico, so they won’t have an easy time walking in. Budweiser is a brand that values tolerance and friendship, that’s why we thought it could help us saying that raising walls is not the solution. So this is the idea: two Budweiser trucks will be sent full of beers for the workers, one along each side of the wall. When you buy a Budweiser, they’ll be given one for free - because sharing is caring! We want to make them lose focus and slow down the construction. Using the hashtag #SloWall on social media, we could show people’s posts on trucks-mega-screens and remind them that America’s diversity is what made it great. Experiential advertisement created by NABA Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti, Italy for Budweiser, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

Film advertisement created by Altmann + Pacreau, France for Mr Moustache, within the category: Fashion.

Film advertisement created by The Red Brick Road, United Kingdom for Just Eat, within the category: Professional Services.

Digital advertisement created by Isobar, Poland for McDonald's, within the category: Food.

Ambient advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Sweden for SL, within the category: Transport.

Ambient advertisement created by Lg2, Canada for Quebec city magic festival, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

What happens when you mix a thousand year old craft with modern technology? This was the question the young danish ceramics brand TORTUS COPENHAGEN asked as it seeked new ways to convey the values of hand-made craftsmanship to a broader audience. The Idea: the reinvention of the (potter’s) wheel. We created a short film capturing handwork in a fully new perpective. With the use of modern technology already widely used in the area of x-treme sports, we captured something quite different; a piece of clay being shaped by the hand at hundreds of rotations per minute. The new angle: the world revolves around the growing form like in the eye of a tornado. From a piece of earth to a stunning vase, this created a never before seen and beautiful perspective of the making process that transcend the somewhat antiquated notions about the artform.