Son Suk-ku&Eita Nagayama's 'Blue Road' Releases Teaser for Cross-Border Serial Murder

Korean-Japanese detective cooperation and confrontation...Kim Shin-rok also joinsReleased on Netflix on November 20The teaser for Netflix's new original series 'The Bequeathed', which captures the determination of actors Son Suk-ku and Eita Nagayama in their investigation, has been released. /Netflix[THE FACT|Reporter Kim Saet-byeol] Actors Son Suk-ku and Eita Nagayama pursue a serial murder case that crosses borders.The production team of Netflix's new series 'The Bequeathed' (written by Jo Yoo-jin, directed by Han Jun-hee) released a teaser poster and trailer on the 23rd, depicting the cooperation and confrontation between the two detectives.Based on a comic of the same name, 'The Bequeathed' tells the story of two detectives tracking a series of horrific murders that repeat across borders, involving dismembered bodies and mysterious messages.The teaser poster features the determined expressions of Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency detective Kim Seok (Son Suk-ku) and Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department detective Inose (Eita Nagayama). Above Kim Seok's face is the phrase "He's appeared again," and on Inose's poster is the phrase "I'll catch the culprit too," revealing the two men's obsession with the case.The sweat dripping down Kim Seok's face and the bloodstains on Inose's face create different atmospheres. It raises curiosity about what kind of relationship the two detectives, who will alternate between cooperation and confrontation during the investigation across borders, will form.The teaser trailer, released together, begins with Kim Seok hearing news of a Shinjuku murder case in a crowd and Inose heading to the crime scene. Kim Seok then says, "A similar murder case occurred in Korea not long ago," and a mysterious message written in Korean and Japanese at the scene appears, hinting at a connection between the two cases.Kim Seok, who was briefing on the case, reveals that the perpetrator has been identified as Japanese. Inose's subtle expression upon hearing this foreshadows the tense psychological warfare that will unfold between the Korean and Japanese detectives.Adding to this, Lee Yoon-ok's (Kim Shin-rok) ominous remark, "The witness, don't you want to know?" sparks curiosity about how she is involved in the case. The appearance of Lee Yoon-ok, a figure who dominates the Japanese pachinko industry, is also drawing attention as a potential variable in the investigation.In the latter half of the trailer, a physical fight between the two detectives as they delve into the truth of the case and a car chase action scene set in Hong Kong unfold. The series is expected to showcase the charm of a hard-boiled crime investigation drama, with Director Han Jun-hee's signature stylish mise-en-scène and the acting chemistry between Son Suk-ku and Eita Nagayama.'The Bequeathed', planned for a total of 8 episodes, will be released on Netflix on November 20.sstar1204@tf.co.kr[Entertainment Department | ssent@tf.co.kr]