Orangina 'naturally juicy' by FFL Paris

FFL Paris has created a highly unusual animated TV spot to promote Orangina, which claims to be the only drink that is both a soda and a fruit juice.

The ad, which will be released in cinemas before making its debut on TV, relates a love story between a doe and a manly bear.

FFL Paris employed Psyop, a group of US directors who gained prominence through their work in plastic arts for MTV's on-screen idents, to give the ad its distinctive look.

Their methods combines computer generated images with traditional cinematographic techniques.

Duration:
130
 
First Aired:
16-Nov-07
 
Media:
Cinema
 
Agency:
FFL Paris
 
Client:
Orangina
 
Creative Director:
Fred and Farid
 
 

Comments

Michael Byrne

Michael Byrne - 22/11/2007

My eyes!!! I don't know which is the worst thing about this ad -- the riverdancing, the music, or the plain old awful creepiness about it. This worrying view into a deranged world is not going to get me to drink Orangina. I think I'll be having nightmares about this one. God help the French, who'll have to put up with this on their TV screens.

 
 
Daniel Bartosik

Daniel Bartosik - 23/11/2007

what was being smoked when they thought this up? Just awful, awful, awful ad.

 
 
Andy Knell

Andy Knell - 23/11/2007

I love it's wrong quirkiness. It's fun. Horray for animal's tits and arses.

 
 
Phil Hickes

Phil Hickes - 23/11/2007

Truly eldritch. Disney given a make-over by Beelzebub. Maybe something's got lost in translation?

 
 
Elliot Messenger

Elliot Messenger - 23/11/2007

WOW... Gallic flair, dripping with Parisian arrogance Moulin Rouge fantasy meets American Beauty and Flash Dance Is this an advert? For me this is a advertisement for the creative team prowess. Not an advert for Orangina

 
 
Andy Knell

Andy Knell - 23/11/2007

It's shit hot! Breath of fresh air, they should make a cartoon about these animals.

 
 
Eliphe Ecclestone

Eliphe Ecclestone - 23/11/2007

Someone has a vivid and quite perverted imagination to come up with this one! A deer performing scenes from flash dance and american beauty? whatever next, they'll probably make a bear wearing a fig leaf and octobuses lap dancing...oh wait, they already achieved that!

 
 
Darren Davidson

Darren Davidson - 23/11/2007

You can't accuse them of skimping on detail. They have given the bear genitals.

 
 
ronnie blogsville

ronnie blogsville - 23/11/2007

Damn straight, take a simple strategy and go fcukin nuts with it. Spot on!

 
 
Peter Petrelli

Peter Petrelli - 23/11/2007

Theres something good in this i know it, but thank god ill never see that on television. Not bad for a pro-beastilaty campaign. This weekend you'll find me at the panda enclosure of london zoo shouting 'take 'em off honey!' throwing money at the pandas, but atleast ill be drinking Orangina (as long as its in a glass bottle).

 
 
Peter Petrelli

Peter Petrelli - 23/11/2007

ps - music makes me want a nando's pps i like this ads weirdness

 
 
Greg Smith

Greg Smith - 23/11/2007

Like Tom Hanks once said... 'I don't get it'.

 
 
Matthew Stanley

Matthew Stanley - 23/11/2007

So wrong it's right. Something like the gorilla ad, it has that viral quality that'll get people talking. And it does seem quite French.

 
 
Matthew Kelly

Matthew Kelly - 23/11/2007

hhhmmmm ... love the animation! The creative team appear to have removed the word 'sex' and replaced with 'Orangina Sells' Will the Orangina audience understand this? NO NO NO http://www.mattkelly.typepad.com

 
 
Stuey Burnett

Stuey Burnett - 23/11/2007

Cheap looking animation, but FABULOUS. Brave, brave client and advertising that will get talked about.... judging by the above.

 
 
Gordon Macmillan

Gordon Macmillan - 23/11/2007

Very weird - the showering people and the...oh just too weird if it were ever shown on prime time the ASA would get flooded with complaints.

 
 
Grattan McCoach

Grattan McCoach - 23/11/2007

Looks like everyone wants top talk about it. Job done.

 
 
Richard Hayter

Richard Hayter - 23/11/2007

Can you imagine the briefing the animators? "I want to see orangina splashed over a rabbit's t*ts." Now there's a sentence that's never been said before... I can't believe this got made, actually. And I'm not sure I'm glad it was.

 
 
Pixie W

Pixie W - 23/11/2007

to many levels of wrongness. Little violating. I don't know about animals with ladies bits.

 
 
Winnie Namayanja

Winnie Namayanja - 23/11/2007

I really like the ad although it’s too raunchy. If drinking Orangina makes you feel like that – then I better save it for summer time. :o) i can't wait.

 
 
Ed Kemp

Ed Kemp - 23/11/2007

I feel sick.

 
 
Katie Cook

Katie Cook - 23/11/2007

Anyone else a little bit turned on? What's wrong with me?

 
 
Alex Goldberg

Alex Goldberg - 23/11/2007

I fucking hate this ad. It's not cool at all. Making animals buff and sexy is just retarded. Trust the french to do something like this. The strategy might be right bla bla bla but I can't actually watch it long enough to appreciate it.

 
 
Jeremy Lee

Jeremy Lee - 23/11/2007

That doe has got a lovely 'chest', mind

 
 
Bill Britt

Bill Britt - 23/11/2007

Jeremy, has this ad abated your desire to shoot animals?

 
 
Evgeni Cherentaev

Evgeni Cherentaev - 23/11/2007

really nothing to say....

 
 
Jacquie Bowser

Jacquie Bowser - 23/11/2007

I've never even heard of Orangina... but i won't be having any now. The ad is a colourful wonderland of horny animals who go a little bit too far. Bring back Bambi.

 
 
Gordon Macmillan

Gordon Macmillan - 23/11/2007

A glimpse into a French creative department. One is apparently enough.

 
 
Daniel Farey-Jones

Daniel Farey-Jones - 23/11/2007

Will there be the Orangina cuddly toy promotion a la John West bear? Mummy I want the octopus!

 
 
Alex Donohue

Alex Donohue - 23/11/2007

Slightly trippy in places, has anyone checked it for subliminal/backwards messages yet? I don't think Disney will be copying it any time soon. Ah it's for the continent, French advertisers are allowed to show naked women on billboards. As are the Spanish. Hilarious stuff.

 
 
Hollie Newton

Hollie Newton - 23/11/2007

Cook, I'm with you. I shall never look at the New Forest in the same way...

 
 
R R

R R - 23/11/2007

So whats your take, would it be asked to be taken off air the first day or second? Looks like an uncensored Bollywood movie... ha ha

 
 
Tyler Durden

Tyler Durden - 23/11/2007

Is it wrong that I got a semi?

 
 
Peter Petrelli

Peter Petrelli - 23/11/2007

its ok if you dont stand up

 
 
Gregory Allan

Gregory Allan - 23/11/2007

Hahahah thats brilliant they've pressed the taboo button and mixed it up with eurocentric artyness. It's certainly going to get people talking about the brand but it doesn't really make me want to go out and buy an oringina, it does however make me want to go home and ravish my partner, but maybe I'm just a little bit kinky. Probably would have been a better suited ad for ermmm organic prophylactics.

 
 
Simon Lamey

Simon Lamey - 23/11/2007

It's a bit too far fetched to be relevant and believable as Orangina. Also if it is naturally juicy, apparently it is only 12% worth.

 
 
Graeme Longstaff

Graeme Longstaff - 26/11/2007

quality rack on that doe. *f**ks off to the woods

 
 
ionut tunaru

ionut tunaru - 26/11/2007

that's totally wrong

 
 
Double Ambitious

Double Ambitious - 26/11/2007

It's an ad for cinema not the CV of your baby sitter, settle down children. It's quite a sick idea I agree which is the appeal. It's dark, sordid, erotic, surreal and looks like the kind of thing you'd love to see when you pass out in the woods from chewing on too many mushrooms on a summer's day. I really like it.

 
 
Alex Goldberg

Alex Goldberg - 27/11/2007

If I wanted to see trippy wank I would go watch Shrooms on shrooms, while wearing 3D glasses and a bright pink neon jumpsuit with my initials embossed on my ass.

 
 
Gellan Watt

Gellan Watt - 02/12/2007

I'm not sure what I think of this ad.... but it leaves a strange uncomfortable feeling in belly. do you think the police will search the writers computers? Mental ad!!!!

 
 
michael fisher

michael fisher - 12/01/2008

MAKE IT STOP!!!!!!!!!!11 god that was bad, i couldn't even watch the whole thing,,,who in their right mind is going to think "oooohh i HAVE to go and get some Orangina" after seeing that...??

 
 
Natalie Barbara

Natalie Barbara - 30/01/2008

I think it's great! yeah it's strange, but it's quirky and funny, well done Orangina!!!!!

 
 
Ileola Okorodudu

Ileola Okorodudu - 15/02/2008

Ok they get an A for effort in terms of getting people to talk about it... an A disturbing factor... an A for music... an A for creativity... but lord knows this is a really really bad idea for orangina... in different markets its actually a family drink... what were they thinking...and all those getting turned on by it should really think about your dark-sides and what you are capable of... final grade is D for DISTURBING

 
 
Gabriel Miller

Gabriel Miller - 14/07/2008

perverted.

 
 
Tony Evans

Tony Evans - 15/07/2008

The dirty b**tards.

 
 
Edward Burge

Edward Burge - 15/08/2008

Think about the poor creatives who had to work on a gazelles cleavage for weeks?!?!??! Fantastic ad... it makes me feel sick, wrong and abused... and I LOVE it!!

 
 
Naomi Hirst

Naomi Hirst - 21/08/2008

very weird. french people are weird. orangina is dirty.

 
 
Jane Moore

Jane Moore - 31/08/2008

Love this ad and everythign about it

 
 
Anthi Pashi

Anthi Pashi - 02/09/2008

This is disgusting!

 
 
Manfred Kwapong

Manfred Kwapong - 23/09/2008

It is a bad ad, but it has got allot of people talking about it. Maybe that was purpose of the ad. There is always a price to pay when taking risk.

 
 

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Credits

Client
Orangina
Agency
FFL Paris
Executive creative directors
Fred and Farid
Production company
Stink
Psyop
Director
Todd Muller and Kylie Matulick

 

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