About Blackpink: The Movie

"Blackpink: The Movie" is a 2021 South Korean documentary film celebrating the fifth anniversary of the renowned K-pop band Blackpink. The film comprises concert footage, behind-the-scenes clips, and exclusive interviews with the group members, offering a comprehensive and intimate look into their journey.

Making / Production

The movie was produced by YG Entertainment and distributed by CJ 4DPlex. It is a part of the "4+1 PROJECT" to commemorate Blackpink's fifth anniversary. Directed by Oh Yoon-dong, the film brings the audience closer to the lives of Blackpink members - Jisoo, Jennie, Rose, and Lisa.

Actors

• Kim Ji-soo: Known by her stage name Jisoo, she portrays herself, giving viewers a glimpse into her life and journey with Blackpink.
• Kim Jennie: Stylized as Jennie, she plays herself in the film, sharing her own perspective about being part of the band.
• Park Chae-young: Known to fans as Rose, she features as herself, discussing her experiences and growth with the band.
• Lalisa Manoban: Better known as Lisa, she portrays herself, sharing insights into her life and experiences with the group.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The movie was released in over 100 countries, demonstrating Blackpink's worldwide popularity.
• The film includes never before seen footage and interviews, giving a rare glimpse into the journey of Blackpink.
• In addition to concert footage, it includes "The Room of Memories," which shares unforgettable moments from the group's history.

Quotes

• "Even after we became BLACKPINK, we've been running non-stop. We hope to be a group that continues to make you happy through our music." - Blackpink
• "It's not easy but I'm not afraid. I want people to see the potential in us." - Jennie
• "We really tried to incorporate our individual inputs, so the entire process felt very fulfilling." - Jisoo

Music, Soundtrack

• As a celebration of Blackpink's discography, the movie features performances from their previous concerts "The Show" and "In Your Area".
• Some hits included in the film are "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du," "Kill This Love," and "How You Like That".

Note: Up to date, the film has not been recognized with specific awards.