"True Heroes" IVE Sends Surprise Support to Busan International Film Festival Volunteers

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The group IVE (IVE, An Yoo-jin, Gaeul, Rei, Jang Won-young, Liz, Lee Seo) is cheering on the volunteers of the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF).

According to their agency Starship Entertainment on the 4th, IVE will participate in the volunteer launch ceremony for the 31st Busan International Film Festival, held at the Sky Theater of the Busan Cinema Center on that day, through a support video. IVE is set to convey heartfelt encouragement to the volunteers who will be active on-site to ensure the successful hosting of the Busan International Film Festival.

The video released on this day contains IVE's message for the volunteers who perform their assigned roles in various parts of the film festival, connecting audiences with the event. Along with a message that one person's small effort can become a new dream and courage for someone else, IVE expresses gratitude and supports the meaningful activities of the volunteers.

In particular, IVE, who will release the title track on the 19th and their new mini-album "Looks Can Kill" on the 26th, creates a special connection with the "Girl Hero" concept of their new album through this support. By highlighting the volunteers who quietly fulfill their roles at the film festival site as "true heroes," it adds significance by conveying a warm message and positive energy ahead of their music.

"Looks Can Kill" is an IVE-style spin-off project based on the "Girl Hero" concept that can deliver a fatal blow simply by existing. While raising anticipation for their comeback with visuals and content reminiscent of superhero movies, they are continuing the heat of their comeback in a unique way, adding special activities with the Busan International Film Festival to unusual teaser content such as "one-line review posters."

Meanwhile, IVE will release the title track "Looks Can Kill" on the 19th and launch full-scale activities by releasing the eponymous mini-album "Looks Can Kill" on the 26th.

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