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[post link](https://www.instagram.com/p/DWanuQVlb33/)
> What. A. Week.
From LA to Seoul to NYC and back to LA, it’s been a whirlwind taking BTS: The Return out into the world and getting to share it with audiences in such meaningful ways. I’m still taking it all in.
So much gratitude to our partners and supporters at HYBE, Netflix, This Machine, and EAST Films for helping bring this film to life and carry it across the finish line.
Special thanks to @/genesishousenyc for hosting us in NYC, and to @/taaforg for hosting us in LA.
And most of all, thank you to everyone who has watched the film and reached out with such thoughtful, generous responses. We really tried to make something honest, emotional, and meaningful, and it’s been incredibly moving to feel that connection coming back.
A week I won’t forget.
Agreeable-Path-8215 on
min yoongi is sooooo fair 🫠🫠🫠🫠
kim seokjin’s clavicle 🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠
doc_naf on
Jiminie and Yoongi being taller than most of the others in these pictures is messing with my head! What do you mean our smollest members are still tall compared to any normal person lol
I’m now very interested in seeing more of his work, because I loved the docu so much! It’s lovely that they got to meet again in New York.
He did an AMA on r/k-pop that i highly recommend going through. His insights about the boys and their work process, his vision for the docu, etc…there were so many interesting answers.
I think this answer especially gives you perspective on his directing approach for this docu
>*”I’ve been fortunate to work on a lot of different kinds of films, but this one felt different because it was such a huge moment for an iconic group, and we were capturing it as it was happening. A lot of my other work has been about looking back on something and trying to understand it with perspective. Here, there wasn’t that distance. We were inside the moment with them.*
>
>*That really shaped my approach. I wanted the film to feel as observational and present-tense as possible, which is why I stayed away from traditional talking-head interviews. Those can sometimes feel too retrospective. I wanted conversations that felt alive and immediate, like the candid car interviews on the way to the studio, where they could talk about the recording process and what the album meant to them while they were still in it. That felt truer to the experience of this comeback.”*
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[post link](https://www.instagram.com/p/DWanuQVlb33/)
> What. A. Week.
From LA to Seoul to NYC and back to LA, it’s been a whirlwind taking BTS: The Return out into the world and getting to share it with audiences in such meaningful ways. I’m still taking it all in.
So much gratitude to our partners and supporters at HYBE, Netflix, This Machine, and EAST Films for helping bring this film to life and carry it across the finish line.
Special thanks to @/genesishousenyc for hosting us in NYC, and to @/taaforg for hosting us in LA.
And most of all, thank you to everyone who has watched the film and reached out with such thoughtful, generous responses. We really tried to make something honest, emotional, and meaningful, and it’s been incredibly moving to feel that connection coming back.
A week I won’t forget.
min yoongi is sooooo fair 🫠🫠🫠🫠
kim seokjin’s clavicle 🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠
Jiminie and Yoongi being taller than most of the others in these pictures is messing with my head! What do you mean our smollest members are still tall compared to any normal person lol
https://preview.redd.it/9ho3t50hvqrg1.jpeg?width=799&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6dc65a32097c542c28bc626aaf67bc298f588039
just leaving this here
He looks tiny if even Yoongi is taller than him
I’m now very interested in seeing more of his work, because I loved the docu so much! It’s lovely that they got to meet again in New York.
He did an AMA on r/k-pop that i highly recommend going through. His insights about the boys and their work process, his vision for the docu, etc…there were so many interesting answers.
I think this answer especially gives you perspective on his directing approach for this docu
>*”I’ve been fortunate to work on a lot of different kinds of films, but this one felt different because it was such a huge moment for an iconic group, and we were capturing it as it was happening. A lot of my other work has been about looking back on something and trying to understand it with perspective. Here, there wasn’t that distance. We were inside the moment with them.*
>
>*That really shaped my approach. I wanted the film to feel as observational and present-tense as possible, which is why I stayed away from traditional talking-head interviews. Those can sometimes feel too retrospective. I wanted conversations that felt alive and immediate, like the candid car interviews on the way to the studio, where they could talk about the recording process and what the album meant to them while they were still in it. That felt truer to the experience of this comeback.”*