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As AI becomes cheaper and more accessible, many people argue these campaigns make billion-dollar brands look cheap, raising questions about authenticity, creativity, trust, and whether companies are choosing artificial intelligence simply to save money. Is AI making advertising better, or are brands sacrificing the human element that made great marketing memorable?

Father and Daughter is an Oscar-winning animated short film that tells a deeply emotional and timeless story about love, loss, and the unbreakable bond between a father and his daughter. Told entirely without dialogue, this silent animated short relies on powerful visual storytelling and music to convey its message, making it universally understandable and emotionally impactful.

Hope – is not a work of fiction or non-fictional narrative. This is a visual poetics of the aesthetics that narrates the existence as being in the Odyssey of life, death & experienced, to be experienced the childhood and the symbiotic existence & dependability in the sky of hope unseen, unknown in the river of time

An animated award winning short film about a little blue dog that smokes cigarettes and just can’t seem to catch a frickin’ break!

When we watch a movie we see 4-5 brands every 10 minutes. The advertising is hidden in plain sight and this episode goes looking for where and how that trick first came to Hollywood.

A new generation of influencers is promoting extreme thinness to millions online. Dateline investigates the growing trend and meets the families taking on Big Tech.

Explore the defiant world of the “new rednecks” – a generation reclaiming a former insult as a badge of pride. From the heart of the American South to the dust of Texas, this documentary dives into a culture defined by country music, massive engines, and unwavering patriotism. Director: Barbara Hinderholtz

Instagram changed the world, one picture at a time. But behind the scenes at Meta, researchers were quickly discovering how the algorithms were altering our relationships with body image – particularly in young people. This doc uncovers exactly what employees knew from those within the company, and the devastating effects it had on people caught in the scroll-trap

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Mr. Lovenstein

IKEA is one of the world’s largest consumers of wood. Almost 15 million cubic meters of the material are used every year in cheap IKEA products — with millions of trees felled for the mass production machine. IKEA Loves Wood (‘IKEA elsker træ’) is a Danish investigative documentary from 2024 that looks at IKEA’s forestry practices in the Rumanian Carpathian Mountains — an area with some of the last old-growth forests of Europe