'Lara': a girl who speaks every language stars in Translated's ADC*E bronze film
AUGE Communication told the translation service's story through a child born speaking all languages, who gives the gift away — Bronze, ADC*E 2025.
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Kia's Tasman ad showed people shaking before blaming old bakkies; the ARB ruled it trivialised neurological disorders and ordered withdrawal.
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The tailored dog food brand's first platform, 'Never Average', takes the UK's most common breed and proves even labradors are individuals.
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WING's stunt: 15-year-old world champion Sky Brown rode a 4-metre custom half-pipe between double-decker buses by Tower Bridge.
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AMV BBDO cast the documentary hardman as an investigator confirming the stat that 4 in 5 Brits are happy with their smart meter — with Einstein as witness.
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AlmapBBDO filmed dogs at a Chicago daycare while a teacher narrated: every word fit kids and pets alike — until it didn't.
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DDB Aotearoa turned an Auckland bus shelter into a functioning pie warmer — push-button heaters and all — to launch MacKenzie Pies' two roast-inspired flavours.
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