Brokebottom Hill
Noticed: The Hörzu advertisers have turned Babe, the pig from the family film, into a boar.
Caught the eye If that's not a surprise! Do you still remember the gifted,
talking orphan pig who wanted to be a shepherd dog? You know
already, the crooked-legged piglet from the crazy animal comedy
"A Pig named Babe", which won three Oscars in 1995. The
Hörzu advertisers have it for the popular section "What does ...?"
with the unerring intuition of a diviner - here probably
more like a truffle pig - was tracked down. From the looks of it, Babe
has not yet ended up as a roast, but has made it on the Australian
Farm brought forward by dear farmer Hoggett. From the hero of
family films, Babe - now an adult - has established herself in the lucrative
genre of ram productions. In enlightened
Times when dramas about gay cowboys were also decorated with Oscars
Babe's coming out can no longer offend us. In the
On the contrary. This is precisely why we are the uncompromising advertisers
thanks to the fact that in its Hörzu campaign, the
tell the stirring story of "Babe in Brokebottom Hill". She
shows what happens when a pig and a sheep are attached to one's own
feelings because they are unable to express them in public.
The language of the creatives is not vulgar, but relies on a
authentic and straightforward narrative, which is like a timeless
masterpiece appears. If that doesn't boost circulation! (la)
talking orphan pig who wanted to be a shepherd dog? You know
already, the crooked-legged piglet from the crazy animal comedy
"A Pig named Babe", which won three Oscars in 1995. The
Hörzu advertisers have it for the popular section "What does ...?"
with the unerring intuition of a diviner - here probably
more like a truffle pig - was tracked down. From the looks of it, Babe
has not yet ended up as a roast, but has made it on the Australian
Farm brought forward by dear farmer Hoggett. From the hero of
family films, Babe - now an adult - has established herself in the lucrative
genre of ram productions. In enlightened
Times when dramas about gay cowboys were also decorated with Oscars
Babe's coming out can no longer offend us. In the
On the contrary. This is precisely why we are the uncompromising advertisers
thanks to the fact that in its Hörzu campaign, the
tell the stirring story of "Babe in Brokebottom Hill". She
shows what happens when a pig and a sheep are attached to one's own
feelings because they are unable to express them in public.
The language of the creatives is not vulgar, but relies on a
authentic and straightforward narrative, which is like a timeless
masterpiece appears. If that doesn't boost circulation! (la)
