BTS Jungkook's First Documentary Film Earns 10 Billion Won Worldwide in 5 Days

A whopping 10 billion in profits? That's a jackpot.

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A documentary covering the solo career of BTS's "golden maknae" Jungkook is creating a stir in North America and is running wild at the box office.

Jungkook's first solo documentary film, 'JUNG KOOK: I AM STILL', was released in theaters in 120 countries around the world, including Korea and North America, on the 18th. The film contains the production process of Jungkook's first solo single 'Seven' and his solo album 'GOLDEN' over a period of approximately 8 months, as well as his activities, previously unreleased interviews, and behind-the-scenes footage.

'Jungkook: I Am Still', which started at 5th place in the box office by attracting 118.67 million viewers (integrated computer network for movie theater admissions) in Korea on the 18th, As of the 24th, the cumulative audience reached 23,685 people As it is a work aimed at a solid 'fandom', its performance in Korea may be somewhat disappointing. In North America, it is continuing its hot run and attracting attention. Turn off .

According to Box Office Mojo, which provides North American and global movie box office statistics, 'Jungkook: I Am Still', which had a limited release from the 18th to the 22nd, Revenue of $2,574,318 million (3.4 billion won) in North America alone I uploaded it.

The film, which opened in 769 theaters in North America on the 18th, earned $918,576,000 (1.2 billion won) in revenue in one day. The revenue earned over the three-day weekend from the 20th to the 22nd was $1,425,734,000 (1.9 billion won), ranking 9th in the weekend box office.

The cumulative worldwide revenue of 'Jungkook: I am Still', including North America, is 8,189,316 million dollars (10.9 billion won) as of the 22nd It is surprising that this record was set over only 5 days, from the 18th to the 22nd.

According to American entertainment media Deadline, 'Jungkook: I Am Still' It will resume screening in North America from the 27th to the 29th. As such, attention is focused on how far the box office success can continue.