Big Bang is a five-member South Korean boy band formed by YG Entertainment. (Photo : YouTube/BIGBANG)
To celebrate BIGBANG's 10th anniversary, YG Entertainment announced today that a documentary film called "BIGBANG [MADE]" will hit theaters across South Korea on June 30.
The 114-minute long documentary film follows the group's second world tour, "Big Bang MADE 2015-16 World Tour." The tour is now considered as the largest tour by any Korean act, after it gathered more than 1.5 million fans in around 15 countries across Asia, America and Oceania from April 2015 until March 2016.
Earlier today, a 90-second trailer began streaming in the online world. The trailer gives fans a decent look at the behind-the-scenes footage from the world tour, including the boy group's captivating exhibitions on stage, their respective bare faces, candid discussions and much more.
"We vividly filmed their natural aspects without any script at the request of the members," YG Entertainment told Yonhap News Agency. "You can see their new aspects ranging from their feelings about contract renewals that fell in the middle of the tour, to their mischievous sides."
Much to the delight of fans, YG Entertainment further released the official poster of the documentary film. It was learned that it will also be screened with CGV ScreenX, which shows the film on three screens for a 270-degree viewing experience.
The documentary film is a piece of BIGBANG's various programs to stamp the group's 10th anniversary in the entertainment industry. As recalled, the group made their official debut amid YG Family 10th Year Concert on Aug. 19, 2016, at the Gymnastics Arena in Seoul Olympic Park.
Apart from that, BIGBANG previously announced that they will hold an exceptional stadium concert in Japan. It will commence on July 30 and 31 at the Yanmar Stadium Nagai in Osaka, and is expected to draw more than 110,000 local fans.
On March 6, BIGBANG also declared their plans to hold a tenth-anniversary concert in an outdoor venue in South Korea this late spring. The five-member group - G-Dragon, Seungri, T.O.P, Daesung, and Taeyang - plans to make the tenth-anniversary concert an epic day-long festival.
"During the past ten years, there haven't been only good days. There were bad days too," Soompi quoted G-Dragon as saying. "But I think we're able to be here today in this spot because you were all there for us during those times, looking out for us and loving us."
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