
Unga Håkan
Documentary · Music
Overview
From a shaky demo to a sold-out Ullevi — the story of how Håkan Hellström became one of Sweden's biggest pop icons.
Top Cast


Håkan Hellström
Håkan Hellström
Self (archive footage)
Håkan Hellström
Self (archive footage)


Henrik Berggren
Henrik Berggren
Self (archive footage)
Henrik Berggren
Self (archive footage)


Mårten Andersson
Mårten Andersson
Self (archive footage)
Mårten Andersson
Self (archive footage)


Lasse Berghagen
Lasse Berghagen
Self (archive footage)
Lasse Berghagen
Self (archive footage)


Per Sinding-Larsen
Per Sinding-Larsen
Self (archive footage)
Per Sinding-Larsen
Self (archive footage)


Timo Räisänen
Timo Räisänen
Self (archive footage)
Timo Räisänen
Self (archive footage)
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