Amy Hey
Yungblud’s tribute to healthcare heroes
British actress Florence Pugh takes on the role of a struggling nurse in Charlie Sarsfield’s emotional promo for the English artist’s track, Zombie.
Heineken takes football superstitions too far
The beer brand indulges an unlucky Inter Milan football club fan’s match day rituals by sending him far away from the stadium in a playful campaign created by LePub.
Onda Azul Institute’s sobering ocean forecast
A striking interactive campaign visualises the impact of plastics on ocean environments through the imagined journey of iconic Castaway character Wilson.
Joy Crookes loses her head
The British singer-songwriter examines female beauty standards in Alice Fassi’s witty and stylish promo for her track Carmen.
Tesco’s topping of contention
BBH’s tongue-in-cheek spot for the British supermarket dives into the age-old debate of whether a certain tropical fruit belongs on a pizza.
Malaria No More flips the script
Blinkink director Ng'endo Mukii teams up with JM Film’s Paul Akinrinlola to create an impactful mixed-media film raising awareness about the global impact of the disease.
Kiwi Plates’ fright night
An evening of strange occurrences inspires a custom numberplate for new parents in 3&7 director Jane Shearer’s comedic spot.
Jason Alexander dips into therapy for Mike's Amazing
The Chefler Foods condiment brand teams up with the Seinfeld actor for a comedic group anger management session.
Loyle Carner's reflections on fatherhood
The English hip-hop musician ponders about becoming a dad in a whimsical, self-directed promo for his new track Lyin.
Jonathan Bregel captures life after death
The director's affecting documentary depicts the journey of a grieving father as he rebuilds his life at the world’s only therapeutic grief carefarm.
Allianz’s avian animation
Betterman and The Greatest Showman director Michael Gracy lends his emotive storytelling to a visually striking CGI spot encapsulating the insurance brand’s core values.
Wait Until 8th dials in on the danger of smartphones
Director David Berlandi’s impactful PSA depicts the anxiety, insecurity and bullying children are exposed to when they’re given access to a phone and social media.
