Title | The Indian |
Agency | D'Arcy SA (now Leo Burnett Paris) |
Campaign | The Indian |
Advertiser | Mars, Inc. |
Brand | Mars |
Posted | December 1999 |
Business Sector | Candy Bars |
Tagline | Un mars et ça repart |
Story | Old Indian and his son climb up a mountain. The old Indian decided it is a good day to die. He prepares himself, helped by his son, for his last moment. His son drops a Mars bar from his pocket, the old Indian eats it and changes his mind: asks his son if he could get him a date with Little Flower. They climb down the mountain. The old Indian has recovered taste for life. |
Media Type | Television |
Length | |
Market | France |
Creative Director | Gérard Monot |
Copywriter | Hervé Bourdon |
Art Director | Christian Picard |
Agency Producer | Catherine Orélio |
Director | Barry Myers |
Production Company | Spots Films |