Title	KEEP THE WORLD FLAWED
Brand	DIESEL
Product/Service	CLOTHES
Category	A01. Direction
Entrant	PUBLICIS ITALY Milan, ITALY
Idea Creation	PUBLICIS ITALY Milan, ITALY

Name	Company	Position
Bruno Bertelli	Publicis Italy	Global Chief Creative Officer Publicis WW & CEO Publicis Italy
Cristiana Boccassini	Publicis Italy	Chief Creative Officer Publicis Italy
Eddy Guimaraes/Vinicius Dalvi	Publicis Italy	Associate Creative Director
Milos Obradovic/Mihnea Gheorghiu	Publicis Italy	Digital Creative Director
Simone Di Laus	Publicis Italy	Creative Supervisor
Bela Ziemann	Publicis Italy	Head of Planning
Noa Dekel	Publicis Italy	Senior Strategist
Monica Radulescu	Publicis Italy	Senior Strategic Manager
Barbara Pusca	Publicis Italy	Group Account Director
Camila Poli	Publicis Italy	Account Supervisor
Caterina Collesano	Publicis Italy	Art Buyer
Alice Teruzzi	Publicis Italy	Art Director
Francesca Ferracini	Publicis Italy	Copywriter
Doina Tatu	Publicis Italy	Social Media Manager
Davey Sutton	Diesel	Stylist
Adriana Lafaye	Division Paris	Editor
Alex Lovejoy	MPC London	Line Producer
Dafydd Upsdeel	MPC London	VFX Producer
Richard Fearon	MPC London	Colourist
Francois Rousselet	Division Paris	Director
Raja Sehgal	Grand Central Sound Studio London	Sound Designer

Tell the jury anything relevant about the direction.

Chapter two, “Keep the World Flawed”, picked up the thread and crafted a narrative spanning 3 years, telling two stories that intertwine and come together. The pacing of the narrative goes hand in hand with the song “What’s a matter baby” by Small Faces, allowing for two crescendos in both visual and emotional impact: as the story accelerates, so do the cuts, as scene after scene whizzes by without losing the thread.Acting direction played a pivotal role in setting the emotional tone of the movie, allowing the characters to come to life in their relationship with their flaws as their choices unraveled on screen. In the end, we found out that flaws always win.

Write a short summary of what happens in the film

This is the story of a boy and a girl who meet and fall in love right after they both choose to get rid of their very obvious flaws. In a short-movie we discover that, eventually, our flaws will always be stronger than any of our attempts to hide them. So why not embrace, enjoy them and keep the world as it’s meant to be: beautifully flawed?