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The Christmas ads season unofficially opens once British department store John Lewis delivers its campaign, and this year it's a father-son story to warm hearts. Jokes about 'dad-dancing' fade away as the story unfolds against the soundtrack of 'Where Love Lives’ by Alison Limerick. In the same way the song is re-imagined by Labrinth, perceived lack of male communication is re-imagined in the tale itself. What do you think? Another classic?
This 1'30 campaign from Seal Rescue Ireland, a charity organisation that operates the only seal rehabilitation facility in the Republic of Ireland, features Irish comedy favourites Justine Stafford, Karl Spain, and Jamie Sykes. The message - though unfolded in a surrealistic manner - is a clear one: "With pupping season in full swing along Ireland’s coastline, Seal Rescue Ireland is calling on the public to give seals the spa... Read More
Well, a lot of us will relate to - or at least watch - this visually arresting one-minute ad from US company The Ordinary. It turns the good old Periodic Table of our schooldays into the Periodic Fable, a disturbing metaphor for learning by rote. Take a look and see what you think of it. The company says: "We’ve been taught beauty wrong. It’s time we learnt the truth. From empty promises to impossible standards an... Read More
Random and calm blend in this visually appealing campaign from British luxury fashion house Burberry - famed for its trademark check design and classically stylish outerwear. This one-minute ad, which comes under the umbrella (pun intended) of 'It's Always Burberry Weather', depicts a passing moment between renowned British actress and Oscar-winner Olivia Colman, 51, and Liu Wen, 37, widely recognised... Read More