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John Lewis Advert For 2015
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Hadn't seen this advert on TV, but read this a couple of days ago. Will certainly keep an eye open for the ad and also the Duracell one.
A man who lives on the moon is the central character of this year's Christmas advert from John Lewis, which aims to raise awareness of the issue of loneliness among older people.
The two-minute advert features the story of a young girl named Lily as she strikes up a connection with the man, who she spies through her telescope living alone on the moon.
She sets out to wish him a merry Christmas, finally succeeding by sending up the present of a telescope of his own tied to a bunch of balloons.
The advert, in partnership with charity Age UK, ends with the strapline "Show someone they're loved this Christmas."
She sets out to wish him a merry Christmas, finally succeeding by sending up the present of a telescope of his own tied to a bunch of balloons.
The advert, in partnership with charity Age UK, ends with the strapline "Show someone they're loved this Christmas."
A man who lives on the moon is the central character of this year's Christmas advert from John Lewis, which aims to raise awareness of the issue of loneliness among older people.
The two-minute advert features the story of a young girl named Lily as she strikes up a connection with the man, who she spies through her telescope living alone on the moon.
She sets out to wish him a merry Christmas, finally succeeding by sending up the present of a telescope of his own tied to a bunch of balloons.
The advert, in partnership with charity Age UK, ends with the strapline "Show someone they're loved this Christmas."
She sets out to wish him a merry Christmas, finally succeeding by sending up the present of a telescope of his own tied to a bunch of balloons.
The advert, in partnership with charity Age UK, ends with the strapline "Show someone they're loved this Christmas."
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