Putte Hågen (2000)
Putte Hågen works at a mustard factory in Malmö. His main interests are jazz and dancing, but his existence is not untouched by the rise of Nazism. During the course of the musical a multifaceted picture of the 1940s, Malmö, Sweden, and Europe is painted.
Director: Philip Zandén
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Tommy Juth as Putte Hågen |
| Writing | Mary Andersson | Novel |
| Sound | Mikael Wiehe | Original Music Composer |
| Directing | Philip Zandén | Director |
| Art | Peter Holm | Production Design |
| Crew | Jan Mark | Dramaturgy |
| Costume & Make-Up | Harriet Stern | Costume Designer |
| Camera | Jan Hemmel | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Christer Swede | Editor |
| Lighting | Christer Cantner | Lighting Director |
| Lighting | Anders Sköld | Electrician |
| Lighting | Bertil Larsson | Electrician |
| Sound | Thomas Nilsenius | Sound |
| Camera | Kjell-Åke Andersson | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Per-Åke Larsson | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Gustav Strångert | Camera Operator |
| Writing | Mary Andersson | Writer |
