The Film Lions, Glass: The Lion for Change, Sustainable Development Goals Lions and the Titanium Lions. Special awards were also announced.
“Cannes Lions is a global platform, and it’s been an incredible week, as the global creative community reunited in Cannes once again,” says Simon Cook, CEO, Lions.
"Our community came together from across the globe, and from every corner of the industry, to drive progress through creativity, for business, the planet, and society at large. I would like to congratulate everyone who entered, who made the shortlists and who won a Lion to set the benchmark for creative excellence on the global stage,” says Cook.
In the Film Lions, celebrating the creativity of the moving image, 2,028 entries were received and 61 Lions were awarded: eight Gold, 20 Silver and 31 Bronze, and the jury chose to award two Film Lions Grands Prix.
The first was awarded to Super. Human, for Channel 4 by 4creative, London. The second Grand Prix was presented to Escape from the Office for Apple by Apple, Sunnyvale / Smuggler, Central LA.
In the Young Lions Film, the Gold went to Sweden’s Axel Bringel, Creative Director, BCW Stockholm and Joel Hördegård, Director of Photography, Freelancer.
The Sustainable Development Goals Lions, which celebrate creative problem solving, solutions or other initiatives that harness creativity and seek to positively impact the world, received 618 entries.
The jury awarded 19 Lions: three Gold, five Silver and 10 Bronze and the Grand Prix went to The Missing Chapter, for P&G Whisper, by Leo Burnett, Mumbai.
Glass: The Lion for Change, which celebrates culture-shifting creativity, received 141 entries. The jury chose to award eight Lions: three Gold, one Silver and three Bronze and the Grand Prix went to Data Tienda, for We Capital, by DDB México, Mexico City / DDB México, Ciudad de México.
In the Titanium Lions, honouring provocative, boundary-busting, envy-inspiring work that marks a new direction for the industry, 198 entries were received and the jury chose to award five Titanium Lions and a Grand Prix, which went to Long Live The Prince, for Kiyan Prince Foundation, EA Sports, QPR, Match Attax, by Engine, London.
The Cannes Lions Grand Prix For Good recognises and celebrates the use of creativity to positively impact not only businesses and brands, but also the world at large.
The Jury chose to award the Grand Prix to Save Ralph, for Humane Society International, by The Humane Society Of The United States, Washington DC / Vespa Pictures, California.
DAVID, Madrid, Spain
Serviceplan Germany, Munich, Germany
Africa, DDB, São Paulo, Brazil
VMLY&R, São Paulo, Brazil
Dentsu Creative, Bangalore, India
DDB México, Ciudad de México, Mexico
FCB Canada, Toronto, Canada
We Believers, Brooklyn, US
Serviceplan Germany, Munich, Germany
Jung von Matt DONAU, Vienna, Austria
Mirimar Los Angeles, US
We Believers, Brooklyn, US
Edelman, New York, US and We Believers, Brooklyn, US
Rethink, Toronto, Canada
