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Hultsfredsfestivalen: Går det inte så går det ändå (2012)

Genre : Documentary, Music

Runtime : 53M

Director : Anders Nyberg

Synopsis

The rise and fall of the legendary Swedish music festival in Hultsfred

Actors

Putte Svensson
Putte Svensson
Self
Håkan Waxegård
Håkan Waxegård
Self
Gunnar Lagerman
Gunnar Lagerman
Self
Per Alexandersson
Per Alexandersson
Self
Håkan Steen
Håkan Steen
Self
Dregen
Dregen
Self
Magnus Carlson
Magnus Carlson
Self
Chips Kiesbye
Chips Kiesbye
Self
Kent Norberg
Kent Norberg
Self
Mona Sahlin
Mona Sahlin
Self
Petter Åstedt
Petter Åstedt
Self
Folkert Koopmans
Folkert Koopmans
Self

Crews

Anders Nyberg
Anders Nyberg
Director
Anders Nyberg
Anders Nyberg
Producer
Helena Tossavainen
Helena Tossavainen
Producer
Helena Tossavainen
Helena Tossavainen
Director of Photography
Anders Nyberg
Anders Nyberg
Editor
David Törnqvist
David Törnqvist
Color Grading
Patrik Eriksson
Patrik Eriksson
Producer

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