If you played with Lego growing up, you will love this little video by Studiocanoe. Actually, you’ll love it even if you didn’t play with Lego when you were a kid – cause I certainly didn’t (Lego wasn’t all that popular “in the old country” cause we were too busy playing civil war. Oh sorry, is that a bit insensitive? Probably. But whatever, I’m over it now.)

There is a child like and slightly “wonky” quality to this video that really appeals to me. It captured my imagination and made me feel like a kid while I was watching it.

This ad was made for, and won one of the 2010 Cannes Lions Film Festival advert competitions. Enjoy.

 


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