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Top 6: November 20th 2024
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Prime Video: Citadel: Diana

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Top 6: November 20th 2024
A new unconventional campaign took place in Lucca, Italy, to launch 'Citadel: Diana' the new Prime Video Original chapter expanding the Citadel spyverse, and starring Italian actor Matilda De Angelis as a civilian turned into a spy. Here’s why to amplify the concept 'Anyone could be a spy', Prime Video and Ogilvy Italy chose the most famous spies in the world: Italian grannies. A unique out-of-home campaign captivated attendees at the Lucca Comics & Games festival*, held from October 31st to November 3rd. Leveraging the historic charm of Lucca, the campaign transformed balconies throughout the city centre, between Piazza Duomo and Piazza San Francesco, into mock espionage headquarters. Playful messages such as 'Anyone could be a spy,' 'Spies never retire,' and "Espionage is a tradition here" adorned the balconies, cleverly playing on the stereotype of watchful grandmothers. This innovative approach successfully engaged passersby, transforming these architectural features into an effective advertising medium. Adding another layer of intrigue, the grandmas interacted with many among the 800.000 visitors strolling around the town during the five-day festival, playfully questioning their identities and offering unexpected snacks. The campaign was created by Ogilvy for Prime video Italy, demonstrating in an ironic way that qualities such as observation and wit have no age, and that anyone, even your neighbor granny, can be an undercover spy.
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Client Service Director Claudio Grandi

Account Supervisor Eleonora Guidolin

Head of Production Sanam Bartoletti

Producer Giulia Cattani

Production T3KNE

Producer Leonardo Bazzucchi

Project Manager Tereza Knapp

Coordinator Sara Calani

Producer Stefano Mirri

Production JellyFish Studio

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