George Sermon

Invisible Game (2023 - 2024)
Series by Cavea Plus (Mystery and Thriller) Director and Producer Invisible Game is a 2024 television series that intricately weaves psychological mystery with metafictional elements, set against the backdrop of Tbilisi's literary scene. Directed By: George Sermon and Ioseb Bliadze Synopsis: As both writers embark on their respective manuscripts, Sofia becomes increasingly disturbed when her life events begin to mirror the plot of Mesh's unpublished novel. His inquiry uncovers themes of mental health struggles, the complexities of the creative process, and the profound impact of unresolved family histories. Themes and Genre: Invisible Game masterfully blends elements of psychological thriller and detective fiction. The series also reflects on the societal and personal ramifications of mental health issues, particularly within the context of creative professions. Adaptation and Reception: Bekauri, a Georgian author with a background in social and cultural psychology, infuses her narrative with psychological depth and cultural nuance. Invisible Game has been noted for its atmospheric storytelling and thought-provoking themes, drawing comparisons to films like Secret Window and The Ghost Writer for its exploration of the writer's psyche and the interplay between reality and fiction.

The Other Me (2022)
Film Producer An architect is diagnosed with a rare eye disease, entering him into a surreal reality in which he sees people's true motives. As the visions become intolerable, he falls for a strange woman and confronts the truth about his own identity. Produced By David Lynch

Memento Mori (2021)
Film Director, Writer and Producer Mary's life forever changes after she is diagnosed with deadly disease. A young girl who now lives with her father long ago lost a loving mother, from that day on their life turned to total misery, until the day they found the will and courage to carry on.

Invisible Game Budget: $1M - $5M | Mystery ⋄ Thriller / Suspense A famous literary publishing house in Tbilisi decides to support two young writers and publish their books. It soon becomes clear that one writer's fictional story is actually happening in the other writer's life.