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02 Adfest 2019 All Entry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® BRAND BBDO GUERRERO MANILA BC03/003 A SINGING MASTERPIECE TENCENT TENCENT SHENZHEN BC03/004 UNWRITTEN REVIEWS- BILLY DAVIS MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL MCCANN MELBOURNE MELBOURNE BC03/005 AS NEVER BEFORE TOYOTA VIOS HAKUHODO MALAYSIA KUALA LUMPUR BC03/006 WHO SAYS WE CAN'T? PANTENE GREY GROUP INDONESIA JAKARTA BC03/007 ALIENATION MAX'S RESTAURANT PETCH MANILA BC03/008 RESOLUTIONS MAX'S RESTAURANT PETCH MANILA BC03/009 MTV WOOFER MTV INDIA TONIC WORLDWIDE MUMBAI BC03/010 AN ODE TO ARAB FEMINISM MASHROU' LEILA FP7 DUBAI DUBAI BRANDED ENTERTAINMENT LOTUS ALL ENTRIES CATEGORY BC04: BEST USE OF PRINT & CONVENTIONAL OUTDOOR CODE ENTRY TITLE BRAND COMPANY ENTERING CITY BC04/001 UNSPOKEN WORDS OF FAMILY SHINANO MAINICHI NEWSPAPER FRONTAGE INC. TOKYO BC04/002 PAINTED BY PAINT DULUX TAPROOT DENTSU MUMBAI CATEGORY BC05: BEST USE OF EXPERIENTIAL CODE ENTRY TITLE BRAND COMPANY ENTERING CITY BC05/001 NIKE REACTLAND NIKE CHINA WIEDEN+KENNEDY SHANGHAI SHANGHAI BC05/002 THE THREE-POINTED-STAR COURT MERCEDES-BENZ LEO BURNETT TAIWAN TAIPEI BC05/003 HEYSONG SELECT SHOP HEYSONG SARSAPARILLA LIGHT VER. HAVAS TAIWAN TAIPEI BC05/004 SOUND-FREE CONCERT ORCHESTRA CONCERT TBWA\HAKUHODO INC. TOKYO BC05/005 SIGN LANGUAGE FAN PARK HYUNDAI MOTOR COMPANY INNOCEAN WORLDWIDE SEOUL BC05/006 CAR CURLING HYUNDAI MOTOR COMPANY INNOCEAN WORLDWIDE SEOUL BC05/007 BONS-AI TDK ADK MARKETING SOLUTIONS INC. TOKYO BC05/008 GODZILLA NIGHTS MICROSOFT HOLOLENS, MICROSOFT AZURE MOMENTUM WORLDWIDE TOKYO BC05/009 TURN IT UPSIDE DOWN CASS CHEIL WORLDWIDE SEOUL BC05/010 DEPARTMENT OF SIMCITY BUILDIT SIMCITY BUIDIT DENTSU INC. TOKYO BC05/011 VISIT JAPAN ENJIN TOKYO TOKYO BC05/012 PETAL PAINT JAT PAINTS LEO BURNETT COLOMBO BC05/013 THE NIGHT. 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