Deutsche Telekom's moving message
Deutsche Telekom offers up a Christmas campaign that the emotional weight we can sometimes carry with us could be dissipated with just one message.
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Credits
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- Production Company Park Village
- Director Harry Bradbeer
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Credits
View on- Agency Ogilvy/Berlin
- Production Company Park Village
- Director Harry Bradbeer
- Executive Producer Adam Booth
- Editing Stitch
- Post Producer Alice Clarke
- Editor Phil Currie (Noir)
- VFX 1920
- VFX Producer Heather Brown
- VFX Supervisor Chrys Aldred
- 3D Supervisor Mike Farrar
- Color 1920
- Colorist Kai Van Beers
- Production Services Abroad Films
- Production Services Executive Producer Attilla Horvarth
- Production Designer Reka Harsfalvi
- Producer Gareth Francis
- DP Ole Bratt Birkeland
- Production Services Producer Alex Nemetz
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Credits
powered by- Agency Ogilvy/Berlin
- Production Company Park Village
- Director Harry Bradbeer
- Executive Producer Adam Booth
- Editing Stitch
- Post Producer Alice Clarke
- Editor Phil Currie (Noir)
- VFX 1920
- VFX Producer Heather Brown
- VFX Supervisor Chrys Aldred
- 3D Supervisor Mike Farrar
- Color 1920
- Colorist Kai Van Beers
- Production Services Abroad Films
- Production Services Executive Producer Attilla Horvarth
- Production Designer Reka Harsfalvi
- Producer Gareth Francis
- DP Ole Bratt Birkeland
- Production Services Producer Alex Nemetz
This new campaign for the German telecommunications company uses the festive season to show how reconnection can be a worthwhile pursuit.
Overseeing his first Christmas commercial, the director of Fleabag, Killing Eve and the Enola Holmes films, Harry Bradbeer brings us a tale of regret which has caused a rift between a mother and daughter.
Produced through Park Village London, the 60-second spot shows the literal weight of the daughter's emotional baggage as she grapples with the thought of being temporarily estranged from her mother.
Eventually, though, sense – and T Mobile – prevail as she decides to send an apologetic text, gratefully received and returned by Mum, which makes the heavy weight she has been carrying with her disappear.
