Cannes Lions Advertising Festival 2009: grand prix winners

Outdoor Lion grand prix winner: A campaign for the Zimbabwean, an exiled newspaper critical of the country's president, Robert Mugabe, using the country's almost worthless bank notes to make billboard adverts Photograph: TBWA/Hunt/Lascaris Johannesburg

Another ad made with banknotes for the Zimbabwean campaign, which was created by TBWA/Hunt/Lascaris Johannesburg Photograph: TBWA/Hunt/Lascaris Johannesburg

Press Lion grand prix winner: Campaign for Wrangler jeans, created by French agency Fred & Farid that 'screams raw sex' according to judges Photograph: Fred & Farid

Another image from the Wrangler campaign, which was aimed at moving the image of the brand away from its American 'middle-aged cowboy' roots Photograph: Fred & Farid

Design grand prix winner: Nike Paper Battlefield ad, created by McCann Worldgroup Photograph: McCann Worldgroup

Film Lion grand prix winner: Still from a Philips video ad, created by Tribal DDB Amsterdam. The viral campaign was a tracking shot of a bank robbery frozen in time Photograph: Tribal DDB Amsterdam

Winner of Cyber Lions best website and interactive campaign, PR Lion and direct marketing Lion grand prix: The Queensland Tourism campaign - orchestrated by Nitro - for 'The Best Job in the World' as caretaker of Hamilton Island Photograph: Public domain

The campaign generated a huge amount of media interest - and culminated with Ben Southall, whose online video application is shown here, being appointed to the £73k-a-year post Photograph: Public domain

Cyber Lions best viral campaign winner: 'Why So Serious?' campaign for Batman film The Dark Knight, created by 42 Entertainment Photograph: 42 Entertainment

Cyber Lions online advertising grand prix winner: Fiat Eco:Drive marketing, created by AKQA Photograph: AKQA

Titanium and Integrated grand prix winner: Multimedia campaign that helped Barack Obama win the 2008 US presidential election. Created by Obama for America Photograph: Public domain