Twice Concert Film 'This Is For… You' Picks Up Distributors in North America and Abroad

Bleecker Street's Crosswalk has acquired North American rights to a concert film about Twice, the nine-member South Korean group. The film, Twice: This Is For… You, is set for theatrical release on 5 February 2027, according to Variety.

North American rights cover the United States and Canada. Crosswalk will handle the release there. Universal Pictures Content Group has picked up international rights, and Universal Pictures International will release the film across territories outside North America.

The film records Twice at London's O2 Arena during the group's "This Is For" world tour. It mixes concert footage with behind-the-scenes access to the band. Live Nation Studios produced it. Paul Dugdale and Hannah Lux Davis are credited as directors.

Twice formed under JYP Entertainment in 2015. The members are Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Jihyo, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung and Tzuyu. Their fans, many of whom follow the group across several countries, will be watching for the release dates in each territory.

Concert films sit in an unusual spot on the calendar. They need a big screen and a fixed date, and they often book a few weeks of showings rather than a long run. Setting a February date gives the film a window that is well away from the busy holiday weeks at the end of 2026, when most large releases compete for screens.

For the film's distributors, the split is simple to follow. One company takes North America, another takes the rest of the world. Each will set its own marketing and its own ticket pricing, and each will report its own opening figures once the film is in cinemas.

The film's first public test will come in early 2027.