Exciting news for BTS fans as the documentary film 'Forever We Are Young' is all set to debut on March 11 at the esteemed South by Southwest Film Festival 2025 (SXSW) in the US.

This captivating film is dedicated to the global phenomenon that is BTS's fandom, ARMY, and has been chosen for the prestigious '24 Beats Per Second' category, marking its worldwide premiere.

Over the course of three years, the documentary crew journeyed around the world, from Seoul to Los Angeles, Texas, and Mexico City, engaging with ARMY members and capturing their stories first-hand.

Professor Patty An, who co-directed the film and hails from the University of California, lauded the transformative impact of BTS and ARMY, highlighting how they have redefined the concept of fan culture with values of love, kindness, and community spirit. She emphasized, “This cultural movement initiated by ARMY has reshaped societal norms and fostered a spirit of inclusivity and camaraderie.”

The documentary sheds light on how the ARMY community symbolizes unity and optimism in a world grappling with divisions and tensions, showcasing their ability to transcend boundaries of gender, race, and nationality.

Co-director Grace Lee expressed admiration for how ARMY embodies BTS's core principles through their solidarity and mutual support, noting how individuals from all walks of life find a sense of belonging and empowerment within the ARMY community. The film captures the diverse perspectives, shared values, and collective resilience of ARMY members.

A representative from the production team described the documentary as a moving ode to BTS enthusiasts and a heartfelt tribute to the ARMY, offering solace and motivation to viewers worldwide.

In a world hungry for narratives of togetherness and inspiration, 'Forever We Are Young' promises to resonate deeply with audiences, celebrating the power of music, love, and unity.