Coca-Cola Commercial Spot

Mayakovskaya Moscow metro station
No one is there.
A crumpled sweet wrapper is on the marble floor. The sound of the coming train is heard.
The sweet wrapper is trembling in the air stream created with invisible trains.
At the same time the two trains are coming at the platforms, the doors are being opened at the same time as well.  Several thousands of miners are getting out of there, they are wearing hard hats with flashlights and dirty overalls. Their faces are soiled and stern.
The Chief (he has an impressive scar on his face) treads with his rough boot on the sweet wrapper.
The miners, who are standing around him, are watching intently into his eyes.
The Chief Miner is sniffing.
The Second Miner asks him: Coal?
The Chief is still sniffing: No.
The Second: Oil?
The Chief: Coca-Cola!
All the miners, as one (sharply and nervously), make a turn to the escalator. They are shining a light with their flashlights onto it. A girl in a short skirt (Kseniya Sobchak) appears from there, she’s got an opened bottle of Coca-Cola in her hand.
 As she finds out lots of dirty and strained men (actually the platform is filled with the miners, there are several thousands of them, there’s not enough room to swing a cat), she is frightened and she drops the bottle. The bottle is rolling along the marble leaving a foamy trace on the floor.
One of the miners stops the bottle pressing it with his boot. He immediately picks it up ant gives to the Chief.
The Chief draws it and looks at Kseniya smiling rapaciously.
Kseniya is smiling confusedly in reply.

Slogan: “Plunge deeper! Coca-Cola Hard!”