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A new pair of best friends have their bond tested by their parents' battle over a dress shop lease.

Follows the illustrator J.C. Leyendecker, whose legacy laid the foundation for today's out-and-proud LGBTQ advertisements.

The two men enter a wager over a priceless vintage car that leads to an epic journey from Southern Italy to Monte Carlo.

This is a four part Guinness Advertisement series. Their proposal was to turn around the negative consumer opinion of the length of time required to correctly pour a pint of Guinness from the tap, usually quoted as 119.5 seconds, as well as to encourage bartenders to take the time to do so. A similar idea had been incorporated into a number of Guinness campaigns in the past, such as the Irish "Guinness Time" television and cinema spots of the early 1990s

Celebrating diversity and artistic empowerment, the Tenth Annual 72 Hour Film Shootout ("Shootout") returns to the AAIFF this summer. The Shootout is a worldwide competition in which filmmaking teams are given a common theme (The Color of My Hair!) at the start and then have 72 hours to write, shoot, edit, and complete short films up to five minutes in length. The Top Ten films are selected by judges including acclaimed playwright David Henry Hwang, film festival programmers Milton Liu and Scott Eriksson, writers Celena Cipriaso (All My Children) and Kenneth Lin (House of Cards), talent agent David Elliott, and ABC's Executive Director of Casting, Marci Phillips, and enjoy their World Premiere on July 27th at the AAIFF. The Asian American Film Lab, a 501(c)(3) non profit, runs the Shootout every year to challenge stereotypes in mainstream media and to ensure the diverse stories, faces and voices of Americans of color are seen and heard, not just as whispers, but as shouts to the world! Come join in on the most cutting edge, innovative, bold, and deliciously diverse entertainment imaginable! You can watch past Shootout winners on the NYCMedia television series, Film Lab Presents. The awards will be hosted by actor and Film Lab President Jennifer Betit Yen. The theme was selected by Justin C. Lee, as part of an investigation into race and race relations in today's world. More at: www.asianamericanfilmlab.com

This ad campaign for Jhonnie Walker's Blue Label, explores the possibility of two people being capable of keeping their word in exchange of an experience. Not any experience, though, but a really unusual one, that supposes a journey towards discovery, the possibility of going beyond what they know, and for them to go out of their comfort zones. With this in mind, the people from Prodavinci decided put their collaborators' word to the test and, at the same time, daring them to experiment. With "Prodavinci: The Gentleman's Wager", the photographer Roberto Mata and the writer Luis Yslas discover a new way to document their realities, and one very different from the one they usually use. In that same way, the radio host Albani Lozada has to face a poetic dare, from storyteller Oscar Marcano, to get an interview from him. On the other hand, the writer Francisco Suniaga will only agree to reveal his professional secrets to Ramon Pasquier, if said radio host dares to dive into the literary world. To conclude, Prodavinci becomes the stage for the new confrontation between Héctor and Aquiles; and epic encounter where song meets flavor, and something that could only reach its peak of perfection with chef Héctor Romero and maestro Aquiles Báez.