During the interview, when talking about any potential intimate or touchy moments in the film, Hoya answered, "INFINITE filmed more than five reality shows before debuting. We have gotten used to it so we fight and curse at each other even when there is a camera around. We don't really worry about the camera."�

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The director for the movie, Kim Jin Soo, revealed that although there were intense moments, they had decided not to film them during those times because it seemed too sensitive. He said, "There were moments when the INFINITE members were fighting and crying but it was too sensitive so we didn't film it. Instead, we filmed the flow of the concert, as well as the meetings that the members had during the concerts. There were more things that we could have filmed, so I'm a little disappointed by that."�

Lastly, leader Sunggyu revealed his vision for the next world tour. He said, "If we were to have another world tour, I want us to go to more places and hold even more concerts."

Meanwhile, the movie��'GROW:�Infinite's Real Youth Life' will be premiering in theaters on December 4. Check out the trailer for the movie below!