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Matthew Miller
Jun 22, 2014

Cannes awards: Titanium Grand Prix for Dentsu's 'Sound of Honda'

CANNES - Dentsu Tokyo's haunting tribute to F1 driver Aryton Senna won the festival's prestigious Titanium Grand Prix, but Clemenger BBDO Wellington was the only other Asia-Pacific agency to strike Gold during the final awards ceremony of the 2014 festival.

Grand Prix winner honours a Grand Prix winner

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