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VW 'see film differently idents 2012' by DDB UK
Campaign Work, Monday, 21 May 2012 03:42PM
DDB has created three new 60-second spots creating back-stories to memorable film moments: Hannibal Lector's 'sucking motion' in Silence of the Lambs, Robert De Niro's famous "Are you talking to me?" scene from Taxi Driver, and the line "We're gonna need a bigger boat" from Jaws.
VW 'see film differently idents 2012' by DDB UK
The films, which will be aired in cinemas continue Volkswagen’s ‘See Film Differently’ campaign, which promotes the brand’s support of independent cinema. It was created by Matt Lee and Pete Heyes. The work was directed by Ivan Zacharias through Stink.
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