'The Baby-Sitters Club' (2020)
This Netflix series is a remake based on the book series of the same name with a more diverse main cast.
Whose Soul Do You Want?
Achieving early success, wealth, and respect is positive, but it has downsides. Giorgi, a symbol of success, neglects his wife Nini, mistreats his assistant, and undervalues others, even closing the first Georgian children’s theatre in Sighnaghi for a Russian restaurant. What will happen when Giorgi experiences life from the perspectives of those he has wronged? How will he feel as a driver, an assistant, the assistant’s wife, or a theatre director? Is it beneficial to be a dog you’re trying to catch on your own orders?
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Achieving early success, wealth, and respect is positive, but it has downsides. Giorgi, a symbol of success, neglects his wife Nini, mistreats his assistant, and undervalues others, even closing the first Georgian children’s theatre in Sighnaghi for a Russian restaurant. What will happen when Giorgi experiences life from the perspectives of those he has wronged? How will he feel as a driver, an assistant, the assistant’s wife, or a theatre director? Is it beneficial to be a dog you’re trying to catch on your own orders?
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Genre:Comedy, Family, Adventure
Written By:Zviad Bliadze, Konstantin Chlaidze, Davit Imedashvili
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Studio:Formula Creative
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