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A voting platform where you can have your say on the quality of today's advertising
If anyone can make guns, crime,...
Ice cream shooting out of a man's jeans - hm, pretty weird!
Developed in Australia after im...
Mini-movie type of ad using a '...
The UK's Navy presents contrasted scenarios of battle threat and carol singing in this thriller-style Christmas 2025 ad. As the campaign description puts it: "Christmas is a time associated with being with family and friends, but every year our people miss nativity plays, decorating the tree, or even speaking with loved ones. Inspired by true events, Silent Night: On the Frontline follows a Royal Navy Type 45 Air... Read More
According to the World Health Organization, "more than 720 000 people die due to suicide every year". This two-minute campaign uses the Japanese art of kintsugi - repairing broken ceramics with molten gold - as a metaphor for healing for those who are left behind after a suicide in the family. As the US orgnisation behind the campaign says, it aims to transform "the fragility of grief into a message of hope and healing throu... Read More
As controversy continues to rage around the late disgraced financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, this campaign by World Without Exploitation calls for the release of ALL the so-called Epstein Files. Though it was launched to influence last week's vote in Congress on the issue, the Public Service Announcement (PSA) stands alone as part of the organisations' mission to end human trafficking and exploi... Read More
There's nothing particularly controversial about the style of this official movie trailer, but its subject matter certainly raises uncomfortable - not to say taboo - topics. The plot of 'La Grazia' is described on Wikipedia thus: "President of Italy Mariano De Santis, a staunch Catholic and experienced jurist, is conflicted about whether he should sign into law a bill legalizing euthanasia, and at the same time ha... Read More