What will be the ultimate beauty cream?

Nu+Clear by Brogan Wassell is sharp, fast, and hits like a perfectly timed punchline. Short and precise in both concept and execution, the film brilliantly satirizes our obsession with beauty standards—pushing it to the absurd extreme of radioactive skincare.

Technically, the piece is solid. The ad format is spot-on, cleverly mimicking the rules and tropes of real beauty advertising—slick, seductive, and unsettlingly believable. The clean cinematography, strong visuals, and tight editing make it feel professional, while the humor lands exactly where it should.

The story lingers—exactly like the best ads do—leaving viewers amused but also slightly uncomfortable about what we’re willing to buy into. A clever, stylish, and darkly funny take that stays with you.