Kang Jen-wu (left) and Alyssa Chia in a still from The World Between Us, HBO Asia's new show about the aftermath of a mass shooting. Photo: HBO Asia
Kang Jen-wu (left) and Alyssa Chia in a still from The World Between Us, HBO Asia's new show about the aftermath of a mass shooting. Photo: HBO Asia
Stephen McCarty
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HBO Asia’s The World Between Us: an examination of the aftermath of a mass shooting

  • The inventive and emotional show follows the lives of the killer, the victims, their families, the media and the defence forces
  • The fates of all characters are intricately entwined, whether those connections are wanted or not

Kang Jen-wu (left) and Alyssa Chia in a still from The World Between Us, HBO Asia's new show about the aftermath of a mass shooting. Photo: HBO Asia
Kang Jen-wu (left) and Alyssa Chia in a still from The World Between Us, HBO Asia's new show about the aftermath of a mass shooting. Photo: HBO Asia
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