Every Home Should Have One (1970)
Teddy, an advertising executive, faces a daunting challenge: marketing frozen porridge. Embracing creativity, he concocts risqué commercials to spice up the product’s appeal. However, his innovative approach sparks a clash with the "Keep Television Clean" campaign, led by none other than his wife. As Teddy navigates the murky waters of advertising ethics and personal relationships, he discovers the complexities of balancing professional ambition with domestic harmony, resulting in comedic and thought-provoking moments that question societal norms.
