Nissan: Meet the accomplice
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Discover the all new Nissan Micra and an audacious couple in a never ending getaway. Together they plot, they set up, they get into trouble and get out of it. At every turn, the Micra is there to drive the action and is ready to shake things up as the perfect accomplice.
The All New Nissan Micra arrives to challenge small car standards in design, comfort and performance. With its daring design, sleek exterior, intelligent features and agile driving characteristics, the fifth generation Micra offers you a driving experience unlike any other.
Credits
Advertising Agency:
TBWA\G1, Paris, FranceExecutive European Creative Director:
Eric PierrePresident:
Ewan VeitchAccount Management / Planning:
Eva Gotteland, François Borel, Margaux WaninPlanning:
Phil Nunn, Chloé CerdanPost-Producer:
Severine DamoliniHead of Music / Sound:
Olivier LefebvreMusic / Sound-Design Production / Supervision:
Thomas AnduzeProduction:
Control FilmsDirector:
Joachim BackDOP:
Newton Thomas SigelProducer:
Hervé DommangePost Production:
OH, DEER!Photographer:
Théo GosselinDate:
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