Son Suk-ku&Eita's 'Blue Road' to be released on November 20... A joint Korean-Japanese crime investigation drama

Director Han Jun-hee's new work... Invited to the Busan International Film Festival's 'On Screen'Poster and trailer released... Chasing a mysterious serial murderNetflix's new series 'Blue Road,' starring Son Seok-gu (left) and Eita Nagayama, will be released on November 20. /Netflix[THE FACT|Reporter Kim Saet-byul] Actors Son Seok-gu and Eita Nagayama meet in a crime investigation drama that spans borders.Netflix announced on the 2nd, "We have confirmed the release date for the new original series 'Blue Road' (written by Jo Yoo-jin, directed by Han Jun-hee) as November 20," and released two posters and a trailer with an intense atmosphere.'Blue Road' tells the story of two detectives who chase murders that repeat across borders, using a corpse with twisted limbs and a mysterious message as clues. The new work by director Han Jun-hee, who directed Netflix series 'D.P.' and the movie ' Chinatown,' has garnered attention from the production stage due to the meeting of Korean and Japanese actors.The two posters show Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency's Violent Crimes Unit detective Kim Seok (played by Son Seok-gu) and Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department's First Investigation Division detective Inose (played by Eita Nagayama) standing in back alleys in Japan and Korea, respectively. Behind the two, a mysterious message written in Korean and Japanese appears. The phrase 'Twisted corpse, mysterious message, bizarre murder across borders' is added, emphasizing the mystery of the case.The trailer, released together, begins with the two detectives rushing to the crime scene. The struggle of Kim Seok and Inose, who persistently pursue the case in their own ways, continues with a message written in blood left at the crime scene. Soon, a subtle confrontation is foreshadowed, with Inose coldly looking down at Kim Seok, who has collapsed and is bleeding, drawing attention to the unpredictable chemistry that the two, with different personalities and investigation methods, will create.Ree Yoon-ok (played by Kim Shin-rok), a Korean-Japanese businessman, also makes a powerful appearance. The addition of a mysterious tiger painting leaves another question surrounding the case.'Blue Road' has been officially invited to the 'On Screen' section of the 31st Busan International Film Festival, where it will meet audiences before its official release. Director Han Jun-hee, along with Son Seok-gu, Eita Nagayama, and Kim Shin-rok, will attend the festival to meet with fans.'Blue Road,' planned for a total of 8 episodes, will be released exclusively on Netflix on November 20.sstar1204@tf.co.kr[Entertainment Department | ssent@tf.co.kr]