The Rose: Come Back to Me
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| Director: | Eugene Yi |
| Producer: | Joe Plummer, Milan Chakraborty |
| Studio: | CJ 4DPLEX |
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| Length: | 85 minutes |
The Rose: Come Back to Me Synopsis
The inspiring journey of The Rose — the Korean alt-pop indie band of Woosung, Dojoon, Hajoon, and Taegyeom — who have quickly risen as one of Korea’s most in-demand groups, captivating audiences worldwide with their soul-stirring, genre-blending sound and over 900 Million Spotify streams to date.
With a powerful journey that takes The Rose from the streets of Hongdae to the stages of Coachella, THE ROSE: COME BACK TO ME premiered at the 2025 Tribeca Festival, where the film ran away with audiences and critics alike, and was a runner up for the Audience Prize, quickly selling out all of its screenings with additional sold out screenings added to support the overwhelming audience demand.
While they didn’t fit the K-POP genre, The Rose carved out their own style and their own music, building a huge global fan base. This is their story.