The documentary I was, it was about Korean group Blackpink. Now they are no longer a group because their contract ended. I remember when I watched it I was quite young. Honestly, I was a big fan of K-pop and when I heard about it, that this film was coming to the theater, I quickly bought tickets and went with my friends. The film mostly focused on how they grew up and struggles they faced and what happened behind the scenes. Blackpink went on huge worldwide tours and they didn’t have time to relax and people mostly didn’t see what behind the scenes and charged them. But the film made me realize that how they worked hard, how the shadows were hard. And I think one important thing that I learned from the documentary is that we shouldn’t judge people based on what we see. And there are many things happening behind the scenes and we don’t know about. Thank you for watching.
Band 6+: Describe a TV documentary you watched that was particularly interesting. You should say:what the documentary was about why you decided to watch it what you learnt during the documentary and explain why the TV documentary was particularly interesting.
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The documentary I watched was about the Korean group Blackpink. Now they are no longer a group because their contract ended. I remember when I watched it; I was quite young. Honestly, I was a big fan of K-pop, and when I heard that this film was coming to the theater, I quickly bought tickets and went with my friends. The film mostly focused on how they grew up, the struggles they faced, and what happened behind the scenes. Blackpink went on huge worldwide tours, and they didn't have time to relax. People mostly didn't see what was behind the scenes and how it affected them. But the film made me realize how hard they worked and how challenging it was. One important thing I learned from the documentary is that we shouldn't judge people based on what we see. There are many things happening behind the scenes that we don't know about. Thank you for watching.
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