Eyes

This short film features Denise Van Outen and presents a single, uninterrupted shot that captures a tragic scene. A young woman lies on the asphalt after being struck by a drunk driver, with the camera slowly panning away from her dilated eyes, indicating severe brain trauma. The visuals are paired with the audio of the driver being questioned by police, expressing desperation for the woman's recovery.

The film serves as a powerful reminder of the dangers of impaired driving, showcasing the grim reality faced by victims and first responders. Its direct approach highlights the urgency of the message, making it a significant piece within the anti-drunk driving narrative of the era. As part of a broader campaign that ran from 1987 to 1997, Eyes stands out for its raw depiction of the aftermath of such accidents, reinforcing the campaign's intent to educate the public about their consequences.