March of the Emperor
Wood Pencil / TV & Cinema Advertising / Cinema Commercials 41 - 120 Seconds / 2006
A man tells a woman about this great movie he has seen, March of the Emperor. Immediately she envisions a Napoleon-like character. She has to adjust what she pictures in her mind as the guy reveals more details, like the film being set in Antarctica, with hundreds of emperors, and one of them being devoured by a seal. However her imagination cannot keep up with the last plot twist...As it turns out, March of the Emperor is also known as March of the Penguins, which leads to the slogan for cinema TV channel CANAL+: Movies are made to be seen.
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