BREAKING NEWS: Netflix Releases “The UnderDog”, a Highly Anticipated Documentary About Vancouver Cancuks Legend Henrik Sedin, slated for Release on…….Read more

Vancouver, BC — In a thrilling announcement for hockey fans worldwide, Netflix has unveiled the official release date for its latest sports documentary, “The UnderDog,” which tells the remarkable story of Vancouver Canucks legend Henrik Sedin. The film is set to premiere globally on August 15.

“The UnderDog” offers an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at Sedin’s journey from Örnsköldsvik, Sweden, to NHL superstardom alongside his twin brother Daniel. It promises never-before-seen archival footage, candid interviews with Henrik himself, teammates, coaches, family, and hockey icons, shedding light on his leadership, humility, and the pivotal role he played in transforming the Vancouver Canucks franchise.

Netflix describes the documentary as “a powerful portrait of an athlete whose quiet determination and selfless play inspired a generation, defied critics, and defined an era of hockey in Vancouver.”

Fans can expect emotional highlights from Sedin’s Hart Trophy–winning 2009–10 season, the Canucks’ unforgettable 2011 Stanley Cup Final run, and the brothers’ iconic simultaneous retirement in 2018, culminating in their jersey retirement ceremony at Rogers Arena.

The film is directed by acclaimed documentarian Sarah McLean, known for her work on award-winning sports stories, and produced in partnership with the NHL and Canucks Entertainment.

“The UnderDog” streams exclusively on Netflix starting August 15. Don’t miss this must-watch tribute to one of hockey’s classiest, most admired legends.