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Aug 4th, 2011 |
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NYILFF Campaign: Villain's Accuracy Against The Hero In A Movie
The
New York International Latino Film Festival, which shines in two weeks, has launched an audacious advertising campaign poking fun at Hollywood stereotypes. Speaking to the
New York Times, Elizabeth Gardner, an executive director of the festival, said, “It was really intended to poke fun, but underneath there’s some truth to [the ads].”
The ad campaign — print, TV and outdoor — was developed by Wing Latino, a unit of the Grey Group of WPP.

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