Mazda – Let the Sunshine

Documentary and docu-style, real, small town, technology, testimonial, titles, the small town of Rjukan in Norway lives in shade for six months of the year, house, home, statue, cold, two teenage boys, teenagers, old man playing the trumpet, lack of sun, cast in shade, darkness, valley, hairdresser, hair stylist, hair salon, cutting hair, woman getting a haircut, man who made a difference, legend, the man who changed everything, mother and child, families around the village speaking about the same subject, topic, man conceptualising, radio host, DJ, drawing up plans, people basking in the warmth of the sun, enjoying the sunlight, using mirrors to redirect the sun’s rays, local residents share their stories, quirky, quaint, people being interviewed, interviews, people talking about their town, locals discussing the village, small village, small community, real people telling their stories, true story, one man’s innovation and creativity, solving a problem, innovative and creative, bringing light, inspirational, aspirational, inspiring, uplifting, heartwarming

Director: Tom Barbor-Might
Production House: Rogue Films