Iceberg

Iceberg, directed in 1987, serves as a public information film that utilizes striking imagery paired with expensive special effects. This short film was part of a £5 million campaign aimed at raising awareness about HIV and AIDS during a time of strict promotion limitations on television.

The film's production design leans into corporate advertising aesthetics, which was a notable departure from typical public service announcements of the time. Its straightforward yet impactful message addressed the urgent public health issue and resonated with audiences, making it a memorable part of campaign history.

Collectors may find interest in Iceberg due to its unique place in the realm of public information films and its use of notable voice talent. The film is available in two versions, with the cinema release lacking John Hurt's famous voiceover, adding a layer of distinction for collectors of different editions.