'Blue Road' Son Suk-ku&Eita Nagayama, Tense Cooperation Between Korean and Japanese Detectives

Cross-border serial murder investigationStarring Kim Shin-rok, Jeong Jae-young, Choi Sung-eun... to be released on November 20Netflix's new original series 'Blue Road,' starring Son Suk-ku and Eita Nagayama, will be released in its entirety on the 20th. /Netflix[THE FACT|Reporter Kim Saet-byeol] Actors Son Suk-ku and Eita Nagayama begin a precarious joint investigation.The production team of Netflix's new original series 'Blue Road' (written by Jo Yoo-jin, directed by Han Jun-hee) released stills on the 4th that depict the relationships between characters surrounding a serial murder case that crossed borders.'Blue Road' tells the story of two detectives chasing a series of horrific murders that repeat across borders, featuring dismembered bodies and mysterious messages.The stills show the investigation process of Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency detective Kim Seok (played by Son Suk-ku) and Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department detective Inose (played by Eita Nagayama). Kim Seok is briefing in front of other detectives, while Inose continues his on-site investigation in the back alleys of Tokyo.The scenes of the two chasing the case in their own ways and then investigating together show the bond that will form during their collaboration. On the other hand, a scene where they rush at each other in a store foreshadows the tense confrontation between the two.The appearance of other characters surrounding the case also catches the eye. Kim Seok, holding a pistol alone amidst a crowd of Red Devils, hints that the investigation will not be smooth.Furthermore, a business card of Seo Hyun-tae (played by Jeong Jae-young), a magnate in the Japanese underworld, appears in the room of Ri Yun-ok (played by Kim Shin-rok), a Korean resident in Japan who tries to help Kim Seok, foreshadowing a new phase of the case. Seo Hyun-tae, seated among his subordinates, reveals a powerful presence.The capture of National Intelligence Service agent Yoon Soo-kyung (played by Choi Sung-eun) pressuring Inose in an interrogation room has also been spotted. Yoon Soo-kyung, who tracks the case from a different position than the two detectives, adds to the curiosity about her motives for joining the investigation.'Blue Road,' planned for a total of 8 episodes, will be released on Netflix on the 20th.sstar1204@tf.co.kr[Entertainment Desk | ssent@tf.co.kr]