Share the Moment (2010)
Behind the scenes documentary on the planning and execution of the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest in Oslo, Norway.
Top billed cast
Jon Ola SandSelf
Hasse LindmoSelf- Evy HaufenSelf
- Hans-Tore BjerkaasSelf
Dan Børge AkerøSelf
Arne ScheieSelf- Kim StrømstadSelf
- Mattias CarlssonSelf
- Stina GreakerSelf
- Kim OfstadSelf
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