'Blue Road' Son Suk-ku&Eita Nagayama, Collaboration in the 2002 Setting

Tracking a serial murder case that crosses borders, set in Seoul and Tokyo in 2002Directed by Han Jun-hee... 8 episodes to be released on the 20thNetflix's new original series 'The Bequeathed' has released its main poster and trailer ahead of its release on the 20th. /Netflix[THE FACT|Reporter Kim Saet-byeol] In 2002, a series of events leads Korean detective Son Seok-gu and Japanese detective Eita Nagayama to cooperate.The production team of Netflix's new original series 'The Bequeathed' (written by Jo Yoo-jin, directed by Han Jun-hee) released the main poster and main trailer on the 5th, capturing the intense atmosphere of Korean and Japanese detectives in the historical setting of 2002.'The Bequeathed' is a hard-boiled crime thriller that depicts the story of two detectives chasing a series of horrific murders that repeat across borders, involving contorted corpses and mysterious messages. Set in 2002, Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency detective Kim Seok (played by Son Seok-gu) and Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department detective Inose (played by Eita Nagayama) cooperate to solve the case.The main poster captures the intense atmosphere of the two detectives. Japanese signs are placed behind Kim Seok, and Korean signs are placed behind Inose, hinting at an investigation that spans across borders.The appearance of citizens wearing Taegeukgi and red cheering uniforms reveals the historical background of 2002, when the Korea-Japan World Cup was in full swing. The phrase "Brutal death and twisted truth that crossed borders" is added, stimulating curiosity about the secrets behind the case.The main trailer begins with a scene of a girl being kidnapped by an unidentified assailant while picking up a mysterious medicine envelope. Later, a contorted corpse is discovered, and Kim Seok proposes cooperation to Inose. However, Inose refuses the handshake and says, "I just need to catch the culprit, no matter what," foreshadowing a difficult investigation for the two.A mysterious man is also seen listening to bizarre sounds through headphones. As another murder occurs, Korean-Japanese businessman Lee Yoon-ok (played by Kim Shin-rok) asks Kim Seok, "Are you willing to risk your life for the investigation?" The appearance of Japanese underworld boss Seo Hyun-tae (played by Jung Jae-young) and NIS agent Yoon Soo-kyung (played by Choi Sung-eun), who confronts Inose, also draws attention to the relationships between the characters surrounding the case.The latter part of the trailer features hand-to-hand combat between the two detectives pursuing the truth, as well as diverse locations such as the snowy fields of Central Asia and the Kowloon Walled City in Hong Kong. Thus, the case that crosses borders and intense action are expected to be the main points of interest in the work.'The Bequeathed,' planned for a total of 8 episodes, will be released on Netflix on the 20th.sstar1204@tf.co.kr[Entertainment Department | ssent@tf.co.kr]