In Anti-advertising Advertising – DREAM THIEVES we see a world ravaged by dependence and mediocrity. A world where people aren’t truly alive, until there is a rebellion..
I thought it fit the carefully selected short videos by the world’s edgiest producers I share via this site (mostly under the mokier of ‘DARK FUTURES Film Club’). There’s been Sinofuturism, Slaughterbots, Dopamine Shot, It should be easy, J U D Y, and more.
Check it out…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UN3Pb5qFlf4
What’s wild about this short movie is that it was created by the ad agency Cossette for Koho.
It’s anti-advertising.
It doesn’t mention the product, or the banking industry directly. There’s no dialogue. It’s 13 minutes long. It refuses to conform and I love it! Nicely done.
Check out the inside view here.

DREAM THIEVES Production Crew

Directed by: Fleur Fortuné
Director of Photography: Matias Boucard
Production Company: Division Paris
Producer: Jules de Chateleux
Agency: Cossette Toronto
Chief Creative Officer: Carlos Moreno
Creative Director/Copywriter: Craig McIntosh
Creative Director/Art Director: Jaimes Zentil
Agency producer: Dena Thompson
Executive production: Family Productions
Post Production: Mikros MPC
Advertising Executive producer: Quentin H Martin
Sound: Kouz
Sound designer: Sylvain Pierre
Original music composed and performed by: Matteo Locasciulli
Producer: Thomas Couzinier Publisher: SuperPitch Original

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