There are many companies that spend millions of dollars to send a tender message for Christmas. And some of these ads become "talk-of-the-town".
This year, some have already started to be released. However, the one that has moved everyone and will definitely make you cry is an ad that cost just 50 XNUMX.
British director Phil Bistall made his own film against what big companies do in 2014.
The video tells the story of a man, played by actor Chris Allston, who counts the days until Christmas, where on that day, he opens a box containing a cassette player to listen to the last annual message of his deceased mother.
The hero of the ad waits until Christmas to hear his mother's message.
Bistal decided to share the "Love is a Gift" video last Sunday, following the release of the John Lewis department store ad, "The Boy and the Piano" with Elton John. Bistal's video, however, seems to have captured the hearts of the world as it had garnered over 6 million views this morning because of its human message, which shows that Christmas does not have to be fancy, but family-related and best christmas present is something completely different.
"It is incredible. He is excited. "I could not even imagine this response in a million years," he said.
Of course, the messages he received from internet users were very moving.
The cassettes with the recorded messages of his mother
"Very touching. "It made me cry because it brought back memories of my mom who died during Christmas 7 years ago," someone wrote. "I am pieces, but in a good way. "Thank you for bringing my mom and dad back, even for a moment," added another. "Wow, one of the most moving commercials I've ever seen. "Merry Christmas," added a third.
Source: iefimerida.gr
