Commuters face their personal demons in the Copenhagen Metro

The metro, the subway, the tube - call it what you will, city-based public transport has always been a great melting pot for all types.

Pushing this concept to the limit, Hjaltelin Stahl's new campaign for Copenhagen Metro brilliantly pits some hapless commuters against their situational nemeses. In Morning Tremens we see a partied-out lady finding herself surround by rowdy kids with sticky snacks, and in Goth Life, a pair of gloom-mongers stumble upon an accidental face-off with some acapella wannabes.

Comedically directed by Great Guns director Peter Harton, through Pegasus Productions, these hilarious spots do a great job at bringing to life some familiar scenarios, whilst simultaneously giving a cheeky wink to the speed of the service by implying the passengers won't have to put up with it for long.