Local Heroes (film)

"Local Heroes" is a 1983 British comedy film directed by David Leland. It follows a Texan oil executive sent to a Scottish coastal town to buy a local refinery, leading to humorous cultural clashes with the quirky community. The film explores themes of corporate influence, regional identity, and human connection, blending satire with charm. Its gentle humor and character-driven story highlight the contrasts between corporate ambition and local values, making it an engaging portrait of small-town life and the complexities of modernization.