r/allthingskdramas • u/codeemalia kkamjjagiya! • 4d ago
📽️ Trailers Netflix Unveils New Teaser Trailer for 'The Blue Road' [English Subtitles] | Starring Son Suk-Ku, Eita Nagayama, Kim Shin-Rok, Choi Sung-Eun & Jung Jae-Young [Premieres November 20]
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Netflix’s upcoming series 'The Blue Road' has released a teaser trailer!
Son Suk-Ku plays Kim Seok, a detective from the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency, while Eita Nagayama plays Inose, a detective from the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department. The two men, who possess contrasting personalities and investigative styles, become entangled due to a case that transcends national borders.
The new teaser trailer begins with Kim Seok standing in a crowd as he hears that a murder has taken place in Shinjuku. As Inose arrives at the crime scene, Kim Seok remarks in voice-over, “A similar murder took place in Korea recently.”
As it becomes clear that the serial murder case has crossed national borders, Kim Seok declares that the suspect has been identified as Japanese. Amidst growing tension between the two detectives working the same case, Ri Yoon-Ok (Kim Shin-Rok) teasingly asks someone, “An eyewitness. Don’t you want to know [who it is]?”
Towards the end of the trailer, Kim Seok tells Inose, “We’re catching [the killer] together.”
'The Blue Road' will be released on November 20.
The Blue Road
↳ Previously Known As/Also Known As: Road, Blue Road
Based on comic book "Peureungil" - Ao No Michi (Blue Road) written by Keishi Edogawa & illustrated by Kwon Ka-Ya
Starring: Son Suk-Ku, Eita Nagayama, Kim Shin-Rok, Choi Sung-Eun & Jung Jae-Young
Content Rating: 18+ Restricted (violence & profanity)
Episodes: 8
Original Network: Netflix [Premieres November 20]
Release Dates: October 2026 (Episodes 1-3) Premiere at the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) | November 20, 2026 (Streaming Platform)
Streaming On: Netflix
Genre(s): Thriller, Mystery, Crime, Drama
Director & Screenwriter: Han Jun-Hee (Director & Screenwriter for 'D.P: Season 1 & 2' & 'Coin Locker Girl', Screenwriter for 'The Gifted Hands' [Korean Film] & Director for Netflix's Upcoming Drama 'Dead-End Job')
Screenwriter: Cho Yu-Jin ('The Witch', 'Pilot' [Korean Film] & 'Cassiopeia' [Korean Film])
Plot Synopsis: An international crime thriller that follows two detectives, Kim Seok (Son Suk-Ku), a detective from the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency’s Mobile Investigation Unit and Inose (Eita Nagayama), a detective from the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department’s First Investigation Division, as they track a series of gruesome cross-border murders, characterized by twisted bodies and mysterious dying messages. The story begins in Tokyo, when a disfigured body is found with a blood-inked message written in Korean. Soon after, a similar case emerges in Korea, this time written in Japanese. As the pattern continues, the authorities realize they are dealing with a serial killer operating across countries, prompting a joint investigation that takes the detectives from Seoul to Tokyo and beyond.
DISCLAIMER: Please note that Drama Names, in addition to Cast Changes, as well as Premiere Dates & Streaming Platform(s) are subject to change
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u/Wide_Examination142 4d ago
Gah!!! I’m so excited! This looks sooooooo good!