Bernas and O&M bring Malaysian families together for dinner this Chinese New Year
The "Reunion Sek Fan" commercial, created by Ogilvy & Mather Malaysia, was beamed over TV3, Astro and major channels and appeared in major Chinese and English dailies beginning Monday this week. It will be appearing until the end of this month in between programmes in all major Chinese and other language television stations.
Ogilvy ECD Gavin Simpson explains: "Rice is more than just a staple diet
of Malaysians. It is an important element in Malaysian culture that
brings people together, more so during celebrations.
Because festivals
are important for Malaysians, it's also important that Bernas makes it's
presence felt during festive occasions.
In line with Bernas' brand
essence of Nourishing the Nation, it's only appropriate for us to
nourish our fellow Malaysians with messages that are relevant and
inspire Malaysians during these festivals."
"For the Chinese, rice plays a significant role during reunion dinners. The Chinese New Year family dinner is an important event and a highlight of the festivity."
The story depicts the divided relationship that a son has with his parents and it is centered during meal times. Despite the odds, there's always a way to overcome their differences and reunite. It's a story that resolves at the end with an important point to be made - family is forever. Regardless of what comes between us. The spot is released as a 90-second, 60-second spot and 3-minute version.
VIEW THE 3 MINUTE FILM
"For the Chinese, rice plays a significant role during reunion dinners. The Chinese New Year family dinner is an important event and a highlight of the festivity."
The story depicts the divided relationship that a son has with his parents and it is centered during meal times. Despite the odds, there's always a way to overcome their differences and reunite. It's a story that resolves at the end with an important point to be made - family is forever. Regardless of what comes between us. The spot is released as a 90-second, 60-second spot and 3-minute version.
VIEW THE 3 MINUTE FILM


A commercial so long it should have been a miniseries.
Hows this different from the Petronas work?