Write a short summary of what happens in the film

Years after committing to the standard marriage vows about sharing life and working together in good times and in bad, a young husband has set into a routine of working late, not helping around the house, and even living a separate life--leaving all the domestic tasks to his overburdened wife. Then there's a moment when he recognizes how overwhelmed she actually is, after their child is born. He attempts to prepare a meal that turns out badly, but even so she is touched by his gesture. She's so thankful that he decides then and there to change his course and, through his VO, we understand he's decided to recommit. Part of this recommitment includes cleaning the shower area, with the SC Johnson Japan shower-cleaning product making a subtle appearance. The film ends with a very touching scene with both showing their appreciation and commitment to one another.

Cultural / Context information for the jury

Gender inequality in Japan is among the world’s highest, affecting divorce rates, as well as rates of happiness and well-being. But research shows that couples who spend more time together and share household tasks not only enjoy closer relationships, but also stronger, longer-lasting marriages. So, to promote the sharing of household tasks, SC Johnson’s Kabikiller cleaning brand introduced the idea of renewing marriage vows to Japan, as it was previously unknown, and did so through the launching of "Love Renewed."