7 Kpop Idol Documentary Films, Reviewing the Other Side of an Idol

Kpop idol documentary. (Photo: celebrities.id/Instagram @blackpinkofficial)

Through a Kpop Idol documentary, fans can find out what goes on behind the scenes and the idol's real life. They have to go through a period of hard training, struggle to get to the position after debut.

Until it reaches a time where touring to various countries is an achievement that many people aspire to. From the initial struggle to build a career as a trainee to where they are today. Many agencies have documented this in films.

Since 2012, companies in Korea have started to innovate by presenting concert films and K-Pop documentaries in wide screen format. Not only broadcast in South Korean cinemas, these films are also marketed to various parts of the world, including Indonesia.

Reported from various sources, Monday (28/2/2022) Celebrities.id has summarized several Kpop Idol documentaries, as follows. List of Kpop Idol Documentary Films

1. Blackpink: Light Up the Sky (2020)

Produced by Caroline Suh, Blackpink: Light Up the Sky is the first documentary film starring Blackpink. The story of Jennie and her friends from their debut in 2016 until their group successfully performed at Coachella 2019 is highlighted in this film.

Not only that, this film also follows the recording process of The Album and also leaks preparations for the solo debut of one of its members, Rosé. In addition to Blackpink: Light Up the Sky, their second documentary, entitled Blackpink the Movie, will air in August 2021.

2. BTS: Burn the Stage (2018)

'BTS' is currently a popular boyband after successfully achieving various fantastic achievements. The film BTS: Burn the Stage tells the journey of 'BTS' with their world tour, entitled Wings Tour.

One incident that definitely made an impression was when Jungkook had to be assisted by an oxygen device and the fight between V and Jin.

3. Big Bang: Made the Movie (2016)

YG Entertainment released the first Big Bang documentary entitled Big Bang Made. The film itself contains documentation during Big Bang's tour for their 2015 album MADE.

After a hiatus from the entertainment industry for three years, Big Bang's comeback with the album MADE is certainly a consolation for the longing of VIPs. This film itself presents the natural behavior of the Big Bang members, backstage sessions and interviews with each member.

4. Twiceland: Twice Movie (2018)

Twice also has a documentary that was released to the big screen titled Twiceland. The film features footage from the Twiceland Zone 2: Fantasy Park world tour which was released in December 2019.

Twiceland features never-before-seen clips from Twice's international tour of various countries.

5. Seventeen: Hit The Road (2020)

Seventeen also has a documentary that shows the struggles of their early careers until they were at the peak of their success titled Seventeen: Hit The Road.

Unlike other K-Pop idols, Seventeen: Hit The Road was not released in theaters, but was shown on YouTube and WeVerse.

6. Grow: Infinite's Real Youth Life (2014)

Infinite is a boy group that debuted in 2010 under Woollim Entertainment. Infinite debuted with 7 members, namely, Sunggyu, Dongwoo, Woohyun, Sungyeol, L, Hoya, and Sungjong. But in 2017 Hoya left the group.

When Infinite was 4 years old since their debut, they released a documentary which was released in 2014. This documentary tells about their moments backstage.

7. The Story of CNBlue – Never Stop (2014)

CNBlue is a band that debuted under FNC Entertainment. The band first debuted in Japan in 2009, then debuted in Korea in 2010. CNBlue debuted with 4 members, namely Yonghwa, Jonghyun, Minhyuk, and Jungshin.

But in 2019 Jonghyun was reported to have left the group. This documentary film released in 2014 features the members' backstage moments during their world tour, their activities in Seoul and activities in Japan. /celebrties.id