Taiwanese actor Wu Kang Ren hopes his latest drama can teach families to communicate better


Wu Kang Ren, 40, is determined to uncover the grisly murders in his latest drama, 'Copycat Killer'. Photos: Handout

On the surface, Copycat Killer may seem like your everyday murder mystery drama. But, deeper than that, it’s a show that carries many important life lessons.

Shot over a month in Taiwan, this 10-episode Netflix series is the Mandarin adaptation of the popular Japanese crime mystery novel of the same name.

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