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#Hashtag

20161 seasonAnders Hazelius
IMDb 5.9

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Although entirely fictitious, the series gets its inspiration from the Instagram riots that took place in Gothenburg in 2012, whereby an anonymous Instagram account ended up having dramatic consequences for its creators (two young girls were sentenced) and for the victims, creating at the same time riots across the city.

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What is #Hashtag (2016) about?

Although entirely fictitious, the series gets its inspiration from the Instagram riots that took place in Gothenburg in 2012, whereby an anonymous Instagram account ended up having dramatic consequences for its creators (two young girls were sentenced) and for the victims, creating at the same time riots across the city.

Who stars in #Hashtag?

#Hashtag stars Aviva Wrede (Maryam), Emma Söderström (Freja), Winny Lopez (Aju), Özden Sanal (Nabila), Nosimo Sjögren (Johanna). The series was created by Anders Hazelius.

How many seasons does #Hashtag have?

#Hashtag has 1 seasons. There are 8 episodes in total.

Is #Hashtag worth watching?

#Hashtag holds an IMDb rating of 5.9/10. Fans of Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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