Toyota have been playing with radio ads in Sweden that aim to turn off your mobile phone. Your iPhone to be precise, by running ads that attempt to leverage the “Hey Siri” auto listening feature on iPhones.

This almost four-minute film is remarkable. (It's supported by three 30-second spots, one of which will run on TV.) Slow-motion cinematography, shot at 1,000 frames per second, captures the brutal consequences of taking your eyes off the road to glance at

Land Rover’s 5×5 Film Project was designed to sell the newest feature. The 5x Cameras. And a brand that is known for always forging into new territory, can’t promote a new feature just like any other car company. So Land Rover challenged five-up-and comin

Some of the main stars of Channel 4 had the opportunity to be interviewed by a friendly little dog in "Underdog".

You won’t always have teenage acne and you won't always need Clearasil. Just like how you won’t always have to deal with your mom barging in unannounced.

Funny ad from Harvey Nichols. They used CCTV-images of shoplifters to promote their new freebies. "Love freebies? Get them legally. Rewards by Harvey Nichols". They put funny animated faces on the shoplifters heads, so they could not be recognized. Smart!

Based on a true story. About a girl named Siew Fang, supporting her family wherever she can. OrangeAid is a financial service in Singapore raising money to help students to go to study. Beautiful short film about a courageous girl.

Print campaign for the British bike retailer Evans Cycles, dramatising their 'old fashioned prices' by using hand painted illustration but showing pristine modern bikes.