Cinematic Pitch
In the Multilayered Reality trilogy, art, technology, and emotion interlace in a multilayered search for identity, as the protagonists navigate the borderlands of reality and imagination — and confront the question: do we shape reality, or does it shape us?
Genre and Tone
A unique blend of speculative fiction, thriller, metafiction, and fantastical elements, this trilogy explores how fragile and constructed reality can be. Each book introduces new layers—geographical, emotional, philosophical—while maintaining a compelling, suspenseful narrative.
Set in cities like New York, London, Paris, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Singapore, Hong Kong etc. the trilogy follows deeply human characters—artists, inventors, orphans, and visionaries—as they chase meaning in a world transformed by hidden technologies and shifting perceptions.
Why This Story on Screen?
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Visually rich setting and emotionally complex protagonists.
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Dual narrative layers: real and fictional, present and written.
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A female-led story of search, transformation, art, love…
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Intellectual depth with cinematic suspense — ideal for a mini-series (3 seasons).
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Strong international appeal with multilingual characters and globally relevant themes (artificial intelligence, genetic manipulation, high art, freedom, creativity).
Screen Adaptation Concepts
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Season 1: Surprise Mode — A girl exposed to the threat of artificial intelligence bots makes life-changing and risky decisions.
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Season 2: Ema in the Book — A writer becomes a character in her novel, searching for the truth about her own experience uncovers the mystery of twin sisters.
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Season 3: Maya and Gugl — A mysterious, talented girl sings in the streets, unaware that her life is being written.
Reference Tone
Visually and thematically, it has the style of Russian Doll, The OA, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, and The Leftovers.
The Multilayered Reality trilogy invites adaptation by daring creatives who want to explore the limits of storytelling, identity, and perception.