The best films create a world that far outlives their running time. Places so real, you could almost visit them.
It was this thought that led WCRS Senior Creatives David Dearlove and Richard Nott, and award-winning photographer Garry Simpson, to collaborate on a project that combined what they did during the day, with what they watched in the evening.
The result is five ‘ads’ for iconic movie hotels. Can you identify which movies they feature in? Answers in the comment section below please!
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Paul Adams June 14th, 2017, in the morning
Lost In TranslationThe Shining
Psycho
Dirty Dancing?
Friday 13th