The Hunters

The HuntersCast and Crew

Movie

Cast

R
Rolf Lassgård
as Erik Bäckström
L
Lennart Jähkel
as Leif Bäckström
J
Jarmo Mäkinen
as Tomme Harela
T
Tomas Norström
as Ove
T
Thomas Hedengran
as Stig
G
Göran Forsmark
as HÃ¥kan
R
Rolf Degerlund
as Eilert
E
Editha Domingo
as Nena
H
Helena Bergström
as Anna Sivertsson
H
Helén Söderqvist Henriksson
as Britt Harela
R
Roland Hedlund
as Lasse Bengtsson
O
Ove Tjernberg
as Söderberg
Ã
Ã…ke Lindman
as Ã…ke Zetterlund
P
Peter Perski
as Russian
P
Petra Brylander
as Russian woman
J
Jarl Lindblad
as The doctor
H
Harry Nyman
as Raimo (bartender)
L
Lars Guttarm Blind
as Per-Ola Blind
S
Sara Arnia
as Ove's mother
J
Jesper Kemi
as Leif Bäckström (singing)
S
Sven Bergman
as Reporter

Crew

K
Kjell Sundvall
Director
K
Kjell Sundvall
Writer
B
Björn Carlström
Writer
K
Kjell Lagerroos
Director of Photography
B
Björn J:son Lindh
Original Music Composer
B
Björn Carlström
Producer
J
Joakim Hansson
Producer
D
Darek Hodor
Editor
S
Stig Boqvist
Production Design
S
Stig Boqvist
Art Direction
K
Karin Sundvall
Costume Design
A
Annika Stödberg
Makeup Artist
A
Adel Kjellström
Sound
L
Lasse Ulander
Sound
U
Ulf Hansson
Assistant Director

The Hunters Collection

The Hunters (Swedish: Jägarna) is a 1996 Swedish thriller directed by Kjell Sundvall. A police officer from Stockholm moves back to his hometown Älvsbyn in Norrland in northern Sweden. He starts to work on a long-running case where reindeer have been poached and soon discovers that his brother is involved. The film was one of the biggest Swedish box-office hits ever and received two Guldbagge Awards for Best Direction (Kjell Sundvall) and Best Supporting Actor (Lennart Jähkel). It was also nominated for Best Actor (Rolf Lassgård), Best Cinematography and Best Screenplay. Hollywood wanted to make a remake of this film and the American producers wanted it to be about cowboys in the Nevada desert, shooting wild horses for fun. Kjell Sundvall was positive to this at first but later changed his mind. A sequel, The Hunters 2, premiered in September 2011.