Last but not least: On the run
It could be here, too. The London-based agency Don't Panic is continuing its award-winning campaign featuring the girl who finds herself caught up in the turmoil of the English war.
In the spring of 2014, the aim was to remind people that there has been war in Syria for three years. And many people need help. At the time, the issue was more or less non-existent on the Western agenda - it was only the flood of refugees and reports of IS atrocities that shook people awake. That in the "Last but not least" March 6, 2014 The viral video presented here has been viewed more than 53 million times on YouTube to date and - in addition to numerous awards - has also won gold in Cannes.
Now the agency doubles Don't Panic after. Once again with the stunning stylistic device of the "Second-a-Day" video. The girl with whom you experienced the outbreak of war in England in the first video is two years older, but the situation has not improved. The escape by rubber dinghy across the Channel to France is dramatic and depressing. And in the end, we are left with the realization that what seems absurd is actually not absurd at all - but reality not far from here. Or loosely based on Walker: "It's not happening here, but it's happening now." (hae)
