Veteran K-pop group Super Junior to get documentary chronicling its career


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The documentary shows how they were found and trained, and how they are nearing their 20th anniversary. – Photo: Disney

An upcoming documentary film will offer a close look at Super Junior’s music career since its beginning in 2005.

The US-based streaming platform Disney+ will release its original film Super Junior: The Last Man Standing worldwide starting on Jan 18.

The documentary follows the 10 bandmates – except Kyuhyun, who joined in 2006 as the last and youngest – who debuted in 2005 as a project group.

The documentary shows how they were found and trained, how they made it not only in Korea but across Asia on the back of the Korean Wave and how they are nearing their 20th anniversary.

Separately, agency Label SJ announced on Tuesday that Yesung is set to return as a solo musician with his first solo LP. The album will be released at the end of January. On Jan 6, the band will put out a full-group album titled The Road, its 11th LP. – The Korea Herald/Asia News Network

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