The film is directed by Jon M. Chu ("GI Joe: Retaliation") is also working on his first documentary film. The film will narrate the concert Justin's journey, "Believe", it will be distributed by IM Global. IM Global chief Stuart Ford revealed playback "Justin Bieber's Believe" at the Toronto Film Festival is a test market to see the public response to the film.
"Playing it was a warm-up before being released to the market," said Stuart. The film will feature footage of Justin's concert tours in various countries. Jon M. Chu himself admitted that the film is different from its predecessor, "Never Say Never".
"This film is more telling about the life of a boy who became an artist instead of just a regular kid life," said Jon. "Because the art of being a part of Justin's life now." "Justin Bieber's Believe" is also expected to gain success like "Justin Bieber: Never Say Never" is the time to reap revenues reached USD 98 million (about USD 1 trillion) worldwide.
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