One of Prime Video’s latest documentaries, Lee Soo Man: King of K-pop, follows the career of Korean music executive Lee Soo Man, founder of SM Entertainment.
Spanning several years, the documentary chronicles some of his time at the company he built, featuring artists from the labels, leading to his eventual not-so-friendly exit from SM and the founding of his new A20 Entertainment.
Ahead of the film’s premiere last month, Lee and an assortment of guests, including his new company’s girl group A20 May, and former and current SM Entertainment talent such as SHINee’s Taemin, Super Junior’s Choi Siwon and Girls Generation’s Tiffany, Sunny and Hyoyeon gathered to screen the film.
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Lee told The Hollywood Reporter ahead of the screening that he was approached and met the film’s director, Ting Poo, and thought he could do the project. “I’m so
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