Global pop sensation Katseye is set to release its highly anticipated first theatrical documentary next month, meticulously chronicling the group’s extraordinary journey from aspiring trainees to acclaimed international stars.
Jointly announced by Hybe and Geffen Records on Thursday, the documentary, titled “Katseye: Wild Hearts,” will premiere in theaters across the globe starting August 12. Further information regarding participating countries and specific cinema locations will be disclosed soon.
This compelling documentary precedes the release of Katseye’s third EP, “Wild,” which is scheduled to drop on August 14. “Katseye: Wild Hearts” will intricately trace the members’ pivotal journey, beginning with their competitive participation in “The Debut: Dream Academy” and culminating in their impressive emergence as a leading global pop girl group.
Beyond their rise to fame, the film is poised to extensively highlight the deep bond shared between the Katseye members and their dedicated fanbase, affectionately known as Eyekons. A poignant phrase displayed on the documentary’s newly released poster, “A Love Letter to the Eyekons,” clearly indicates this central theme of fan appreciation.
Offering an exclusive look, “Katseye: Wild Hearts” will feature never-before-seen behind-the-scenes footage, heartfelt fan-submitted videos, and candid, revealing interviews with the members themselves. The documentary will deeply explore the immense pressures, significant challenges, and monumental milestones the group encountered on their rapid ascent to international stardom.
The agency confirms that the documentary is helmed by acclaimed director Nadia Hallgren, recognized for her work on the Emmy-nominated documentary “Becoming.” Production credits go to Interscope Films and Boardwalk Pictures, the reputable studios also responsible for the popular Netflix series “Pop Star Academy: Katseye.”
Since their formation in 2024, Katseye has rapidly solidified its position as a formidable presence on the global music stage.
Demonstrating their immense impact, the group has captivated audiences at major music festivals such as Lollapalooza and Coachella. In 2026, Katseye notably secured three prestigious trophies at the American Music Awards, including the coveted New Artist of the Year. Further cementing their global appeal, every stop of their highly anticipated “The Wildworld Tour” across North America and Europe sold out within an astounding 48 hours of tickets becoming available.
