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“The Blessing” follows last year’s film, “The Wish,” bringing back the same characters and cast but shifting focus to sibling relationships and the emotional responsibilities of caring for an aging, unwell parent.
The campaign has been produced in multiple formats, including one 60-second, one 30-second, and four 15-second versions, allowing the message to be distributed across various digital and broadcast channels.
Developed with long-term creative partner Leo Australia, the campaign features two 30-second brand TV commercials supported by 15-second iterations, six-second cutdowns, as well as social, digital, out-of-home (OOH), PR, and in-store branding executions.
Tinder reported a 170% increase in mentions of “yearn” and a 125% increase in mentions of “slow-burn” in Australian Tinder profiles.
Titled Stay ONG in Health and Radiance, the campaign shifts the traditional notion of fortune beyond material success to focus on holistic wellbeing.
In the film, this tradition serves as a metaphor for how legacy, progress, and prosperity are built through collaboration rather than individual effort.
The series premiered on Xiaohongshu, where short-form serialised drama content has gained traction among Chinese-speaking audiences in Malaysia. Episodes were later rolled out on Scentify’s Instagram account to expand reach to a broader audience.
The production is described as Malaysia’s first Chinese New Year film told in Teochew, reflecting U Mobile’s emphasis on cultural representation and authenticity.
According to the companies, the campaign is designed to tackle operational challenges caused by carts left in parking bays, which can block spaces and reduce cart availability for incoming customers.
This positioning informed the campaign’s creative direction and the communication idea “Journey that Electrifies”, which formed the core concept of the brand film.
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