Blind (2022) interactive character relationship network and AI-powered story timeline. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters across the narrative arc.
The single-season narrative follows Ryu Sung-jun from a public murder investigation through persecution, institutional revelations, recovered memory, and a painful final judgment.
Directed by Shin Yong Hwi
Rating: 8.1/10 (56 votes)
A student murder leads to a highly publicized jury trial. The verdict appears to close the case, but the suspect's escape reopens the danger.
New murders and attacks on the jurors reveal a connection to an old welfare institution. Suspicion turns toward Ryu Sung-jun and a possible hidden identity.
Ryu Sung-jun escapes captivity and investigates while being pursued by his own colleagues. The jurors are drawn into a carefully arranged public crisis.
The investigation connects witnesses, messages, and physical evidence to the old institution. A failed rescue event gives way to a deeper search for the truth.
Eight captives survive, and Ryu Sung-jun regains the memory needed to understand the conspiracy. The truth leads him to arrest members of his own family and confront the final judgment.
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