Still image from 'I'll Be Gone'.

Henrik Berggren is one of the most celebrated figures of Swedish music in perhaps a century. His work in Broder Daniel, along with his ongoing solo work, has influenced generations of Swedish listeners.

Afflicted by chronic fatigue syndrome—unknown to the general public—he has been away for a long time.

Now he's being highlighted in a brand-new documentary that today is premiered for free at this web site. It's available for a limited time only, so see it soon! Also, sign their petition to have Broder Daniel's music returned to Warner/Parlophone Label Group and re-auctioned.

This film is lovingly composed by independent-documentary filmmakers Amelia Trask and Sasha Hecht, who made the film with Henrik Berggren's full cooperation.

People like Håkan Hellström, Lars Malmros, the magazine Magasinet Filter, and the company Woah Dad, all agreed to help.

What happened after that is a story of broken promises, nefarious greed, threats, and journalistic fallacies; the love of music is nowhere in what those people did. It's important to stress that none of these things is applicable to Henrik Berggren.

Read the conflict timeline and the documents and make your own mind up. And stay far away from those kinds of vampires.

The truth sets you free.

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