BTS Ready to Screen BREAK THE SILENCE in Cinemas November 2020

Kapanlagi.com - After waiting for so long, now Army's hope is paid off.BTS, a music group from South Korea, has just announced that their fourth documentary film titled BTS: BREAK THE SILENCE will soon be released.After previously failing to premiere on September 10, 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic, it is now confirmed that BTS: BREAK THE SILENCE will be released in Indonesia on November 5, 2020.

Like their previous documentary films, BTS: BREAK THE SILENCE will take the audience behind the scenes of BTS' international tour.Army will be spoiled with the preparations made by BTS members in facing the international tour to give their best.Not only that, there will be other surprises in this film.

1. Full of Achievements

BTS (Bangtan Sonyeondan) or also known as Bangtan Boys is a music group consisting of 7 members from South Korea, namely RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook.During their career, they have achieved many accomplishments. The latest news, BTS has successfully dominated the Billboard Hot 100 with the song 'DYNAMITE', followed by Cardi B and Drake in second and third positions.

The President of South Korea, Moon Jae-in, congratulated BTS on their latest achievement. Through his social media account on Twitter, the President said that this achievement is a pride for K-Pop, as it can become the king on the Billboard Hot 100, and this achievement is expected to provide entertainment and hope for all people in the world who are currently affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.

BTS: BURN THE STAGE which is the first BTS documentary film also achieved success by generating Rp 300 billion worldwide.

2. Confirmed in Indonesian Cinemas

Public screening of BTS: BREAK THE SILENCE has been confirmed by many cinemas in Indonesia. Cinema21, one of the well-known cinemas in Indonesia, wrote on their Twitter, "ARMY!!! Get ready for BREAK THE SILENCE: The Movie! This is the untold story of BTS! Stay tuned for ticket purchase information as well as screening schedules and locations, okay. First, mention your ARMY friends or family, invite them to watch together!"

This is certainly welcomed by Army in Indonesia. In addition, many cinemas in Indonesia have started to reopen with the implementation of health protocols. For example, CGV always checks the body temperature of staff and viewers, and requires them to wear masks in the cinema area. Not only that, the seating capacity for viewers is also limited to only 25% of the usual capacity, so that social distancing can be implemented.

Author: Iqbal Laduni

(kpl/mag)