KimWooBin and KimSungKyun cast in new Netflix film 'Officer Black Belt'
movie. On July 26 KST, Netflix confirmed the production of the action-comedy film ''Officer Black Belt' follows the story of Lee Jung Do , a highly skilled martial artist with a 9th-degree black belt in taekwondo, kendo, and judo. He joins forces with probation officer Kim Sun Min , who possesses a remarkable ability to detect crimes and also has martial arts skills.
Together, they monitor individuals who are wearing electronic anklets as part of their probation and work to prevent crimes from occurring. The movie is an action-packed comedy that delves into the adventures and mishaps that occur as they carry out their duties as officers.' and the popular Netflix series '', brings his expertise to 'Officer Black Belt.' Fans can anticipate an upgraded level of action and comedy in this highly anticipated film.
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