Jung Kook of the K-pop group BTS is set to release a new documentary called “Jung Kook: I Am Still” — said to be a video diary of the singer’s “eight-month journey” to his solo debut — in theaters across the world on Sept. 18.

Junsoo Park, who has directed a significant portion of films dedicated to BTS and its eight members, as well as other projects from Big Hit Music, BTS’ South Korean record label, is the director of the film. “Jung Kook: I Am Still” will premiere on Sept. 18, with limited screenings worldwide in over 120 countries and regions.

At the time of this article’s publication, a complete list of those cities has not yet been released. Tickets for the showings will go on sale August 21.

In a press release, Big Hit describes the documentary as beginning around the time Jung Kook released “ Seven, ” a song featuring American rapper Latto, in the lead-up to his first solo album, “Golden.” “The film showcases exclusive never-before-seen footage and interviews, alongside electrifying live performances that delve into the creative process, unwavering work ethic, and unique challenges faced by a global superstar,” the release continues. “It offers viewers an intimate glimpse into the journey behind his solo debut that showcased the pinnacle of Jung Kook’s artistry and propelled him to global popstar status.”

Trafalgar Releasing, the distributor of the film, is excited about their continued partnership with Hybe. CEO Marc Allenby stated, “We are thrilled to be involved in this incredible project. Bringing Jung Kook’s journey to the big screen showcases the power of shared experiences. We can’t wait for fans to unite and enjoy this film with fellow ARMY (BTS’ fandom).”

“Seven (feat. Latto)” reached the top spot on Billboard’s Hot 100 songs chart as the first single from “Golden,” which debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 albums chart.

“It’s my official solo debut, so everything is a challenge and feels new and fresh,” Kook told Variety last summer. “Of course, I think a lot about delivering good music and performance while working on my music. But above all, as this is my first step forward in the spotlight as a solo artist, I want to show a more mature and grown version of myself.”