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From World Cup madness to breast cancer awareness, Pablo Poncini, CEO & CCO of TBWA Buenos Aires, shares five campaigns that could see Argentina collecting awards at Cannes.
PXP's Executive Creative Director, Bryan Cook, highlights a provocative but heartfelt campaign, a compelling and immersive feature, and a surprising and innovative TV show, as he tells us what's on his creative radar.
Josie Juneau, Head of Advertising at RSA Films, picks her best of the UK bunch, which includes triumphant friendships, teenage truths and Covid trauma.
Giant Spoon's Chief Creative Officer Ian Grody gives us a double helping of Nike as he highlights the US work he thinks could do well on the Croisette.
Ruben Goots, Founding Partner and Executive Producer at HAMLET, picks a trio of French films he fancies for success at this year's Cannes Lions.
Thomas Kolster, aka Mr. Goodvertising, marketing activist, author and speaker chooses potential contenders in Danish advertising including space burgers, safe sex and the sounds of nature.
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Jelly director Matte Cooper talks old-style tech, Jacques Tati and getting hit in the face by an elephant, as he reveals what's on his creative radar.
With everything that’s going in the world this year, it’s tempting to pick ads with entertainment at their core, says Kerry Smart, MD/EP at 1stAve Machine, and who can blame us for wanting to blot out reality for a couple of minutes? But, just as worthy of celebration are the ads that confront reality head on, forcing us to take a long, hard look at our world, because that’s the sort of advertising that inspires people to do better.
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Learn MoreFor a global view, we need a global statesperson, so who better than DDB President and Global Chief Creative Officer Chaka Sobhani to pick the campaigns that she thinks might pull in some Lions this year.
Tilde Franzen, CEO and EP of Giants & Toys, chooses work she thinks might lure some Lions to Sweden - involving buns, bees and a tragic tale told backwards.
Ricardo Adolfo, ECD at TBWA\Media Arts Lab in Tokyo and Seoul, picks Perfect Days and iPhone nights among some the best work from the Asia Pacific region.