Road
The original work is the Korean-Japanese co-produced comic "Blue Road." The original story follows Korean detective Kang Cheong-do and Japanese detective Ino Se as they investigate bizarre murders that occurred in both Korea and…
- Release
- 2026-11-20
- Availability
- Coming 2026-11-20 on Netflix
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