Håkan Lindhé, a visionary artist, was born on September 21, 1965, in the charming city of Eskilstuna, Sweden. His creative journey began with a focus on directing theatre and opera, where he brought to life captivating productions such as "A Clockwork Orange" at Angeredsteatern in Gothenburg in 1994, "Nosferatu" at Stockholms City Theatre in 1995, and "The Fall of the House of Usher" at the Malmö Opera in 1995.
As his career progressed, Lindhé transitioned to writing and directing, earning accolades for his work in film and television. His impressive portfolio includes a range of productions, showcasing his versatility and expertise.
In addition to his creative endeavors, Lindhé was one of the founding members of Garagefilm International, an independent feature film production company, as well as Pocket Entertainment, a pioneering mobile TV channel dedicated to producing high-quality content for smaller screens.
Today, Lindhé primarily works as a writer and director, overseeing several major television projects as head writer, crafting feature film scripts, and directing episodes for popular series such as 30 degrees in February - season 2 for Anagram/SVT, Modus II for Miso Film/TV4, and The Inner Circle for Fundament Film/Viaplay.
