Karl-Johan Larsson

Documentary following the beloved Swedish artist Håkan Hellström as he creates his new album "Det är så jag säger det", full of inspiration from both Evert Taube and Rio de Janeiro.

Zara Larsson held a one-off online concert on International Women’s Day in 2021. The livestream concert aired exclusively on Larsson’s YouTube channel and her performing was inside an Ikea store in Sweden. In a press release, the singer said: “I am so excited to collaborate with Ikea on this performance on International Women’s Day. I have always felt so passionately about equality and I’m excited to dedicate my first show in over a year to all the amazing women around the world. I have missed performing live so much during this time I hope my band, dancers and I can bring some sparkle and fun to your homes.”

Håkan Hellström takes the stage in this already legendary live concert from Lisebergshallen in Gothenburg on December 20, 2002. The venue had long been packed and an extra samba battery, snow cannons and soap bubbles transformed a cold winter evening in Gothenburg into a carnival like no other!

A young couple is about to be deported. The young woman is expecting a child. The man decides to do something really stupid to get money for fake passports... The film is about the consequences of desperate decisions. The entire film is shot P.O.V (point of view) for get inside the head of the main character.

17 years old Lina goes to the Arvika Festival with her boyfriend Calle despite that her mother forbade her. At the festival she meets the singer Marc and they start to like each other but things are getting difficult.