Emiliano Ponzi, illustrator
Anne Calandre/
Oliver Durant/
Bruna Guerreiro/
Matthias Hoegg, animators
Bruna Guerreiro, art director
Oliver Durant, director
Adelaide de Sousa, voice talent
Jamie Masters, music
Leon Dixon-Goulden, sound engineer
Adelphoi Music, agency music producer
Captive, production company
Leo Burnett Iberia, ad agency
Amnesty International, client
Dhondup's Story 1:27 "Heavily influenced by Buddhist and Tibetan proverbs, the narrative involves symbolic animals central to Tibetan culture and religion. The yak, the tiger and the antelope are all Buddhist prayer animals, while the crane is a national symbol in China. Key to the story is the idea that a single voice can influence thousands of others. Dandelion seeds, which have the potential to create thousands of lives while on a journey that may also end in an instant, symbolize the voice of Tibetan activist Dhondup Wangchen, who was imprisoned in 2008."