Manila, Philippines - November 2018 –
This Christmas, the season of family reunions;
Joy, the Philippines’ leading dishwashing liquid; releases two short films that seek to
encourage more meaningful exchanges between family members by showing how a
chore as mundane as dish washing is perfect for a more intimate form of bonding.
Whereas dinner conversations are great for finding out how everyone is doing,
it may not be as conducive to ironing out sensitive issues as a
quiet chore done by two people helping each other out.
By focusing on this powerful moment and revealing its essential role in family life,
Joy celebrates the unconditional love that Pinoy parents have for their children,
one that will triumph over life’s hardest challenges.
This Christmas, the season of family reunions;
Joy, the Philippines’ leading dishwashing liquid; releases two short films that seek to
encourage more meaningful exchanges between family members by showing how a
chore as mundane as dish washing is perfect for a more intimate form of bonding.
Whereas dinner conversations are great for finding out how everyone is doing,
it may not be as conducive to ironing out sensitive issues as a
quiet chore done by two people helping each other out.
By focusing on this powerful moment and revealing its essential role in family life,
Joy celebrates the unconditional love that Pinoy parents have for their children,
one that will triumph over life’s hardest challenges.
Modern, authentic scenes of parenting love
In the “OFW” short film, the brand highlights how OFW parents struggle
with the effects of distance and time away from their loved ones, imposed
on them by their sacrifice to work overseas.
with the effects of distance and time away from their loved ones, imposed
on them by their sacrifice to work overseas.
In the second film entitled “Daughter”, Joy celebrates the love
of a father for his
daughter, regardless of her life choices that challenge conventions.
of a father for his
daughter, regardless of her life choices that challenge conventions.
Joy salutes the sacrifice of OFWs and parents in an
exceptionally realistic and relatable way
exceptionally realistic and relatable way
Created by Publicis Singapore for P&G, the two films are a departure from Joy’s
usual comedic and light-hearted stories, with a more earnest and true-to-life portrayal
of family struggles. “OFW” pays homage to heroes often honored, but unfortunately
not always understood by their family. It recognizes that for both the OFW and family,
homecoming can be bittersweet, but the small everyday moments spent together can
help to heal wounds and create precious memories.
usual comedic and light-hearted stories, with a more earnest and true-to-life portrayal
of family struggles. “OFW” pays homage to heroes often honored, but unfortunately
not always understood by their family. It recognizes that for both the OFW and family,
homecoming can be bittersweet, but the small everyday moments spent together can
help to heal wounds and create precious memories.
When dinner time conversations end, real ones begin.
“Through this film, we want to salute the sacrifices done by our modern-day heroes,
while also putting focus on the magic behind appreciating those times where one
lets their guard down and can be very candid and open. While we recognize that
dinner serves as a great way to gather families together, it also rings true for many
families that bonding moments can’t be forced. In many cases, when dinner ends,
real conversations start. What matters is truly embracing every moment spent together,
and choosing to #ShareAMomentOfJoy,” shares Michael Jonathan Biscocho,
Brand Manager, P&G APAC Dish Care.
while also putting focus on the magic behind appreciating those times where one
lets their guard down and can be very candid and open. While we recognize that
dinner serves as a great way to gather families together, it also rings true for many
families that bonding moments can’t be forced. In many cases, when dinner ends,
real conversations start. What matters is truly embracing every moment spent together,
and choosing to #ShareAMomentOfJoy,” shares Michael Jonathan Biscocho,
Brand Manager, P&G APAC Dish Care.
Noel Orosa, Regional Group Creative Director, Publicis Singapore, adds
“While the dinner table is great for bonding the entire family together, we saw
dishwashing as a safe alternative space for a family to have real one-on-one conversations.
It’s a chore that two family members can do together, which is free from the distractions
of mobile devices and everyday family life. For more than two decades now, Joy has been
a ubiquitous presence on the Filipino family’s dishwashing sink, which is why it is in the
best position to do
“While the dinner table is great for bonding the entire family together, we saw
dishwashing as a safe alternative space for a family to have real one-on-one conversations.
It’s a chore that two family members can do together, which is free from the distractions
of mobile devices and everyday family life. For more than two decades now, Joy has been
a ubiquitous presence on the Filipino family’s dishwashing sink, which is why it is in the
best position to do
this advocacy campaign. This marks a new era for Joy thanks to the brave, progressive
leadership of the Joy Brand Team.”
leadership of the Joy Brand Team.”
Watch the heart-warming story of Jimmo and his iron-willed mother at http://bit.ly/JoyOFWfilm,
and of a daughter realizing the boundless love of her father over at http://bit.ly/JoyDaughterFilm,
through Joy Philippines’ Youtube channel.
and of a daughter realizing the boundless love of her father over at http://bit.ly/JoyDaughterFilm,
through Joy Philippines’ Youtube channel.
Share your own stories of family bonding over the dishes - with the hashtag
#ShareAMomentOfJoy!
#ShareAMomentOfJoy!
Visit Joy’s Facebook page for more information.
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