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As Real as Throwing Up in the Baby Aisle / COCA-COLA LIFE "PARENTS"
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COCA COLA LIFE | Parents | 2014

As Real as Throwing Up in the Baby Aisle / COCA-COLA LIFE "PARENTS"

This is a parenting ad with zero soft focus and zero shots of sleeping babies. It's a 60-second film that opens with a father writhing in pain after stepping on a toy — and it won Gold at Cannes.

£14,650. Why did the dentist freeze mid-procedure? / Volkswagen "Dentist"
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VOLKSWAGEN | Surprisingly Ordinary Prices - Dentist | 1997

£14,650. Why did the dentist freeze mid-procedure? / Volkswagen "Dentist"

A dentist, hand still inside a patient's mouth, freezes with wide eyes. That single shot became part of British advertising history in the 90s.

Some Screams Don't Fade, Even After 30 Years / TRANSPORT ACCIDENT COMMISSION "BEACH ROAD"
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TRANSPORT ACCIDENT COMMISSION | BEACH ROAD | 1991

Some Screams Don't Fade, Even After 30 Years / TRANSPORT ACCIDENT COMMISSION "BEACH ROAD"

A road safety ad from Australia, made in 1991. I watched it for the first time in 2024, and it sent a chill down my spine. The footage is over 30 years old, but that scream hasn't aged a day. Human screams, it turns out, don't come with an expiration date.

On the Other Side of the Boos Was a Revolution / John Hancock "Real Life, Real Answers"
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JOHN HANCOCK FINANCIAL SERVICES | Real Life, Real Answers | 1986

On the Other Side of the Boos Was a Revolution / John Hancock "Real Life, Real Answers"

Cannes, 1986. The moment director Joe Pytka stepped onto the stage, the room erupted in a roar of boos. This ad, which had just won the Grand Prix, wasn't welcomed by the French audience. "This kind of reality doesn't belong in advertising," they seemed to say. But that was exactly the point of this campaign.

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