Toyota Factory…
Jan 11th, 2008 by Simon
It’s hard to do a range ad on cars, and normally they turn out feeling horribly forced. But this Swedish ad makes it all so much more palatable.
Click here to view on YouTube…
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Its a lovely ad. Apart from the smiling face at the end to let us know that he (and thus we) are meant to be happy with the outcome. Which is like explaining why a joke is funny.
Hi Simon,
Not that much good stuff comes out of Denmark – so may I correct that it is a Danish film coming from the good folks at Wibroe, Duckert & Partners.
Casper
Apologies – I think I picked up the Swedish thing from adcritic, but that’s no excuse for a nordic mixup!
Simon