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Twice is a K-pop group that held an international tour called "This Is For," including a show at O2 Arena in London. Paul Dogdale previously directed Stray Kids' gig documentary "Stray Kids: The dominATE Experience" earlier this year and has overseen documentaries of Adele and Taylor Swift.
Twice teamed up with an A-list production team for a concert film, which will premiere on Feb. 5, across the world.
The live performance movie, "Twice: This Is For … You," is based on the group's show at O2 Arena in London during its "This Is For" international tour.
Paul Dogdale will be the director, building up on his previous K-pop endeavor — Stray Kids' gig documentary, "Stray Kids: The dominATE Experience," from earlier this year.
He has also overseen those of Adele and Taylor Swift.
"Twice are a truly global phenomenon," said Helen Parker, executive vice president of Universal Pictures Content Group, adding that she is delighted "to bring another world-class K-pop experience to cinemas and give fans around the world the opportunity to experience it together on the big screen."

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