Hultsfred Festival 1991

Documentary following the planning and execution of Sweden's biggest music festival. Interviews with festival staff are followed by interviews and performances by the bands. This year the festival had chartered their own plane from London to bring the coolest bands in Britain to Sweden, which prompted television personality Henrik Schyffert to quip "If this plane crashes the hottest band in England will be Marillion"

Documentary Music

Susanne Ljung

(Reporter)

Johan Pihlgren

(Reporter)

Henrik Schyffert

(Interviewer)

Sven-Erik Magnusson

(Self - Interview & Performance (Sven-Ingvars))

Dave Stewart

(Self - Interview & Performance (... and the spiritual cowboys))

Wendy James

(Self - Interview & Performance (Transvision Vamp))

Gerard Langley

(Self - Interview & Performance (The Blue Aeroplanes))

Kent Norberg

(Self - Interview & Performance (Sator))

Thomas Di Leva

(Self - Interview & Performance)

Joakim Johansson

(Self - Interview & Performance (Straight Up))

Joakim Thåström

(Self - Performance)

Tim Booth

(Self - Performance (James))

Manu Chao

(Self - Performance (Mano Negra))

Miles Hunt

(Self - Performance (The Wonder Stuff))

Malcolm Treece

(Self - Performance (The Wonder Stuff))

Andy Bell

(Self - Performance (Ride))

Mark Gardener

(Self - Performance (Ride))

Nicke Andersson

(Self - Performance (Entombed))

Michael 'Olga' Algar

(Self - Performance (Toy Dolls))

Dennis Greaves

(Self - Performance (Nine Below Zero))

Kenneth Rosén

(Self - Performance (Wild Rover))

Ricky Warwick

(Self - Performance (The Almighty))

Johan Israelsson

(Self - Performance (Love Kings))

Nick Vahlberg

(Self - Performance (The Nomads))

Per Alexandersson

(Self - Festival manager)

Gunnar Lagerman

(Self - Booking manager)

Bengt Rosander

(Self - Municipal Commissioner)

Håkan Waxegård

(Self - Festival manager)

Anders Hagström

(Self - Production Manager)