Commercials – Best of April 2026

A heartfelt puppetry-led film follows a group of dogs attempting to make amends with their mailman, showing how food becomes an emotional language for expressing what words cannot.

Canada Dry Ginger Ale launches its “Dry Time is My Time” platform with films inspired by original oil‑on‑canvas paintings that depict daily chaos resolving into a personal moment of calm.

A bold, mixed-media animated campaign using humour and global cultural expressions to promote prostate cancer prevention through an unconventional, science-backed message.

Directed by Spike Jonze, On’s latest campaign follows Zendaya through a surreal dream lab where imagination shapes her first co-created collection with the Swiss sportswear brand.

Colonel Sanders is a Finger Lickin’ Machine.

A film for Tesco follows a joyful fruit giant travelling across the UK with a young companion, shrinking as he gives pieces of himself to schools as a metaphor for generosity and community support.

A man soon realizes that apologizing with flowers is the best way to do so.

Parents rub Vaseline on the faces of their children.

From Earth, to space, to back again, Telstra connects your text messages.

A meticulously cinematic beer film in which Robert Pattinson argues with himself about taste, and 1664 wins by refusing to define it.

Bradesco presents Dancebook Brasil.

Factory robots play a game of football.

A fan-led football campaign celebrating the role of group chats and digital communities in modern fandom, showing how Arsenal supporters stay connected through every moment of matchday.

Five years ago, Viking Svend and his flimsy excuses took centre stage in a campaign from the Danish Road Safety Council aimed at getting more Danes to wear bike helmets. The film travelled the world and delivered strong results. Now, the Danish Road Safety Council is rewinding the clock to 1676 and the Scanian War. Because helmets have always been a good idea.

A film using real-life experiences to expose inequalities in cancer care and show how Macmillan’s services help make cancer care fair for everyone.

A city closes in around an unhoused individual.

A woman becomes a prisoner of Parkinson's Disease.

A haunting campaign film that reinterprets France’s iconic “Victorious Soldier” war memorial statue to reveal the unseen psychological trauma carried by soldiers who survived the First World War.