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A candid documentary that delves into the life of BTS' leader RM as he navigates global stardom while working on his second solo album, offering an intimate glimpse into his creative journey across multiple cities.

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“I’d try to see to what extent I could be truly honest with myself as RM, or as Kim Namjoon.” Leader of 21st century pop icons BTS, solo artist RM, and simply—Kim Namjoon; who is he, really? In search of the answer, he bares the unfamiliar feelings and stories in his second solo album “Right Place, Wrong Person”.

For the first time in a while, I feel like I’m existing as myself.” Everything he immersed himself in, reflected upon, and loved in 2023. For the first time, RM—or just Kim Namjoon—steps forward, and opens the door to speak to his audience.

Please note this film is in Korean with English subtitles.

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RM: Right People, Wrong Place

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