Cannes Lions 2005
Films
Bronze
Part 4

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A cat knocks over some sauce while a man prepares a suprise romantic dinner. His girlfriend catches him, knife in hand, holding her red splattered kitty. "Don't judge too quickly. We won't." appears. Then "Ameriquest Mortgage."

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A man truly desperate for parking meter change ends up in a porn shop. His less-than-understanding sister-in-law catches him on the way out. "Don't judge too quickly. We won't." comes up. Followed by "Ameriquest Mortgage."

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While delivering breakfast syrup, a man mistakes his wife's innocent pillow adjustment for an attempt on his sleeping mother's life. The carpet gets all maple-y. "Don't judge too quickly. We won't." Then "Ameriquest Mortgage."

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Open on a man and a woman standing in a boardroom waiting for a meeting to begin. As their colleagues enter they greet by kissing deeply. SUPER: Shaking hands spreads more germs than kissing. LOGO: Science World SUPER: We can explain.

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In the late 30s, we see Gandhi giving a speech in front of a modern webcam. Through the various telecommunication devices, the whole world listens to the message of love. A writing appears: ‘Imagine the world today if he could have communicated like this.’ Then the logo ‘Telecom Italia’ appears.

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Nextel technology allows three men in an office to quickly finish their work and enjoy an afternoon of dancing.

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Once again we see independent film projects destroyed before the Orange Film Funding Board who unknowingly, shatter the hard work of independent film makers in favour of the ultimate in product placement. Sean Astin, Verne Troyer and Patrick Swayze are the latest to fall under the incompetence of the board.

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Once again we see independent film projects destroyed before the Orange Film Funding Board who unknowingly, shatter the hard work of independent film makers in favour of the ultimate in product placement. Sean Astin, Verne Troyer and Patrick Swayze are the latest to fall under the incompetence of the board.

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Once again we see independent film projects destroyed before the Orange Film Funding Board who unknowingly, shatter the hard work of independent film makers in favour of the ultimate in product placement. Sean Astin, Verne Troyer and Patrick Swayze are the latest to fall under the incompetence of the board.

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A REAL FOOTBALL GAME IN SLOW MOTION: PLAYERS RUN AND ACT EXTREMELY SLOWLY, THE REFEREE POINTS FAULTS OUT, MEANWHILE A SPEAKER WHO SEEMS TO BE TIRED MAKES SLOW COMMENTS. EVERYBODY SEEMS TO NEED MORE SPEED.

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TWO COPS IN THEIR CAR ARE CHASING AFTER A THIEF LIKE IN A REAL AMERICAN POLICE MOVIE, EXCEPT THAT THE ACTION IS VERY SLOW. EVERYONE SEEMS TO NEED MORE SPEED.

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A NEW KIND OF WESTERN : A POSSE IS BEING ATTACKED BY INDIANS BUT THE ACTION IS VERY SLOW. WHY IS EVERYTHING GOING SO SLOW ? BECAUSE THE INDIANS ARE NOT RIDING HORSES BUT PONIES! AND THE LIGHT CAVALRY IS RIDING PONIES AS WELL. EVERYBODY SEEMS TO NEED MORE SPEED.

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There’s no denying that Kevin Garnett is the consummate leader. He is the type of person and basketball player that can “put people on his back” to overcome anything. “Carry” plays this out in a literal fashion, showing how the NBA’s reigning MVP carries his family, friends, and teammates.

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A little girl finally musters up the nerve to ring the doorbell of the scary house at the end of the street. When frightened she runs away by getting in the mindset of the fastest woman in the world; Marion Jones. It's a race against fear through the backstreets of Savannah.

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A girl seems to be eating. In fact the scene is shot in reverse, food is coming out of her mouth. It is a metaphor of bulimia. Talking about it is the only way to make things go in the right direction.

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ALS is a disease that takes away all voluntary muscle movement. We follow a man as he tries to hug everything in sight. We ask the question: what would be the one thing you’d want to do while you still could?

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When the idea of targeting inner-city blacks is brought up, a few tobacco employees share some pretty wack ideas.

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During a marketing brainstorming session, a tobacco employee comes up with a sugary sweet way to recruit younger tobacco chewers.

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A younger tobacco employee comes up with a rather sticky solution to how they can reach “the youth of this day.”

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Australia requires 20,000 blood donations each week. An unconventional approach was taken, the agency team and film crew rolled up their sleeves and were filmed actually donating blood. This highlighted the urgent need for donations and made people aware that they should be prepared to do the same.