NAZIS AGAINST NAZIS- GERMANY´S MOST INVOLUNTARY CHARITY WALK

TitleNAZIS AGAINST NAZIS- GERMANY´S MOST INVOLUNTARY CHARITY WALK
BrandZDK GESELLSCHAFT DEMOKRATISCHE KULTUR
Product/ServiceEXIT-DEUTSCHLAND
Category B02. Viral Film
Entrant Company GRABARZ & PARTNER Hamburg, GERMANY
Advertising Agency GRABARZ & PARTNER Hamburg, GERMANY
Advertising Agency 2 GGH LOWE Hamburg, GERMANY
Production Company 27 KILOMETER ENTERTAINMENT Hamburg, GERMANY
Production Company 2 HARVEST DIGITAL AGRICULTURE Hamburg, GERMANY
Production Company 3 STUDIO FUNK Hamburg, GERMANY
Credits
Name Company Position
Fabian Wichmann Zdk Gesellschaft Demokratische Kultur Ggmbh Client Account Director
Ralf Heuel Grabarz Und Partner Chief Creative Officer
Florian Grimm Ggh Lowe Chief Creative Officer
Jan Wiendieck/Boris Grunwald Ggh Lowe Creative Director
Philipp Schwartz Ggh Lowe Concept/Strategy
Ina Bach Grabarz Und Partner Concept
Philipp Schwartz/Fabian Wichmann - Idea
Ina Bach Grabarz Und Partner Account Manager
Miriam Mückner Ggh Lowe Online Project
Matthaeus Bauer/Michael Martin Ggh Lowe Copywriter
Alina Meisenbach Grabarz Und Partner Copywriter
Fiete Luehn/Anne-grit Maier Ggh Lowe Art Director
Yasemin Boyraz Grabarz Und Partner Art Director
Robert Stoof Ggh Lowe Art Direction (online)/Screen Design
Jens Gardeler Ggh Lowe Web Development
Ulrich Erdmann Grabarz Und Partner Digital Director
Michael Sturm Ggh Lowe Motion Design
Steffen Zoernig Ggh Lowe Technical Director
Martin Kaeswurm 27 Kilometer Entertainment Gmbh Director Of Photography
Mark Broszeit 27 Kilometer Entertainment Gmbh Editor

The Campaign

Every year neo-Nazis overrun the small German town of Wunsiedel. But on 15 November 2014, we surprised them and turned their annual march into something positive: a charity walk. For every metre the neo-Nazis walked, €10 went to EXIT-Deutschland – an NGO that helps neo-Nazis to leave the far-right scene. So we left them with two options: to either sponsor their own downfall or abandon the march through Wunsiedel for the first time in 20 years. In the end, the neo-Nazis went the full distance and raised €10,000 to help their own members leave the scene.