The Rose’s Documentary Film ‘The Rose: Come Back To Me’ To Screen In Philippine Cinemas
Aside from the forthcoming documentary feature’s release, the band also dropped an original song for the film, titled “Trauma.”
Courtesy of Transparent Arts and Windfall.
Courtesy of Transparent Arts and Windfall.
Korean indie rock band The Rose are coming to big screens in the Philippines with their documentary film, The Rose: Come Back To Me.
Following the story of The Rose’s members Kim Woosung, Park Dojoon, Lee Hajoon, and Lee Jaehyeong, the documentary feature follows their journey, all of whom left the K-pop trainee system to create their own path in the music industry, navigating a series of challenges such as legal battles and a hiatus that tested them, revealing their path to redemption and experiences of resilience as they dedicate their craft to their fans.
Check out the trailer for The Rose: Come Back To Me below:
Aside from the candid footage of the group that is a part of the documentary, The Rose: Come Back To Me also features a brand new track from the beloved indie rock group titled “Trauma,” which was written specifically for the film. In other The Rose news, the band recently dropped their third mini-album, titled WRLD, in May 2025. The record featured the singles “Nebula” and “Slowly,” and was met with acclaim from both fans and critics upon its release.
The upcoming documentary is set to screen nationwide exclusively in Ayala Malls Cinemas from February 14 to 20, 2026, with tickets now available to reserve or purchase via SureSeats here, with screenings scheduled for Ayala Malls Manila Bay, Bonifacio High Street, Glorietta 4, Greenbelt 3, U.P. Town Center, Marquee Mall, Centrio, Capitol Central, Solenad, Feliz, Vermosa, and A-Giant Cinemas at Trinoma and Ayala Center Cebu.
As we anticipate the release of The Rose: Come Back To Me, listen to the band’s original song for the documentary, “Trauma,” below: