Artur Bagheri
Artur Bagheri (b.1998) is a screenwriter, author and poet who has worked in several journalistic areas, including SVT and Radio P3, until he decided to follow his lifelong dream – writing.
Whether it delves into drama or comedy, Artur loves to portray marginalized communities, diaspora and its people, since these portrayals have historically not been three-dimensional enough. Not necessarily that they should be flawless, but rather, that they should be raw and real. This is something Artur feels has always been missing from mainstream representation.
In 2019, after studying journalism in Phoenix, Arizona, he started working at SVT as researcher and editor for several cultural and societal programs (e.g. PSL, Kulturnyheterna, SVT Opinion, Radio P3/Munck Studios).
Artur also helped with the writing for the hip hop-forum Dopest. In 2021, Artur worked as an editor for the Number 1-podcast Sex & Fördom (Acast/A&F Production). He also worked as a writing-mentor for Spotify Sound Up.
In 2022, Artur was selected to be featured at the AKT UNG poetry performance, where he got to read at the Royal Dramatic Theatre in Stockholm during the International Poetry Festival. In 2023, Artur won the prestigious Tensta Konsthalls Textpris, and he was interviewed and featured in 20TAL’s literary magazine’s eighth number.
Artur has co-created and written the hit coming-of-age-series Haffa (SVT), which was nominated for a Kristallen award in 2024.
Artur’s debut poetry collection, Notes of the Prince, is published by 20TAL. He graduated from the highly regarded Alma Screenwriting Program in 2025.
Agents: Elin Sandström Lundh & Erik Larsson
Selected works
Haffa Season 3 - series (screenwriter) - 2025
Haffa Season 2 - series (screenwriter) - 2024
Haffa Season 1 - series (screenwriter) - 2023
Stammis Season 2 - Spotify original series (episode writer) - 2022
Herr Talman Season 1 - series (screenwriter) - 2022
Awards & nominations
Haffa : Kristallen (Swedish Emmy) – Nominated for Best Children’s Programme – 2024
Herr Talman : Kristallen (Swedish Emmy) – Nominated for Comedy and Humour of the Year – 2023
First place in Tensta Konsthalls Textpris – 2023
Selected for AKT UNG poetry performance – 2022
