The Tällberg meetings have evolved into a new form of global gathering. Independent of established interests and institutions, the annual Tällberg Forum gathers 400-500 people over five days at the end of June.

The annual gatherings organized for over two decades by the Tällberg Foundation have evolved into an innovative global Forum characterized by an atmosphere of openness, honesty, warmth and creativity. Every year, leaders from all over the world and from various sectors of society gather in the small Swedish village of Tällberg to talk about and reflect upon the challenges and opportunities that stem from global interdependence.

The Forum is an arena for conversations and reflection, integrating both nature and the arts, where people feel free to step outside of their professional identity, to share doubts and new ideas, and search for ways forward outside of established frameworks. It acts to stimulate the conversation on, and design solutions to the problems of our times in order to foster new thinking and solutions. It seeks also to cultivate a new leadership that is firmly grounded in a commitment to systems thinking and humanistic values.

The film is an overview of the Tällberg Forum 2007 published by Tyler Brule at Monocle.com. Monocle is a monthly magazine with original coverage in global affairs, business, culture and design along with a web-based broadcast component with news reports and mini-documentaries.