"You are here uncovering the spell of the present moment" Life is a series of moments. Each moment holds a unique energy, a special kind of magic. Yet, we often find ourselves dwelling in the past, lost in nostalgia or regret. Alternatively, we may find ourselves consumed by the future, worrying and constantly planning. But what about the present moment? The present moment is where life truly happens. It is where we exist, where we feel, and where we have the power to create change.
The film takes place in the 1930s on a luxury seaplane flying from Shanghai to San Francisco, and the animated murder-mystery movie is set in this sumptuous world where humans and insects co-exist. Humans travel in the cabin whilst the insects travel in great style below; to an insect, a Pan Am clipper is the size of the Titanic. Spiders are the police in this vivid world and Inspector Sun is the most famous of them all. With a nod to the past movies of Charlie Chan and Agatha Christie, Inspector Sun is pitted once again against his nemesis, the Red Locust. Bankrupt millionaires, femmes fatales, hitmen and smugglers add to the mystery. If it sticks to the script I read, it has a real shot at success once it is released.
At the awards ceremony Rothman and I both discovered we had put Inspector Sun as the clear number one choice, and it went on to win, a rare feat in the competition for an animated film script, yet there was no question, at least from my standpoint, this was the only one I could clearly see coming to fruition as a feature film. At the awards ceremony Rothman and I both discovered we had put Inspector Sun as the clear number one choice, and it went on to win, a rare feat in the competition for an animated film script, yet there was no question, at least from my standpoint, this was the only one I could clearly see coming to fruition as a feature film.
It is where we exist, where we feel, and where we have the power to create change. The present moment is not just a fleeting second in time; it is a gateway to profound understanding and connection. By uncovering the spell of the present moment, we unlock a world of infinite possibilities.
Goldwyn Screenplay Winner ‘Inspector Sun And The Curse Of The Black Widow’ In Production; First Look At New Animated Feature
EXCLUSIVE: The Thinklab Media and Kapers Animation have revealed first images from “Inspector Sun and the Curse of the Black Widow”, the animated noir-ish family thriller now in production in Spain for expected completion in Summer 2022. Director is Julio Soto Gúrpide (Deep) with a screenplay by Rocco Pucillo who won the 2013 Samuel Goldwyn Writing Award for it.
(FULL DISCLOSURE) I was one of three judges for the competition that year (the award was established at UCLA by the Samuel Goldwyn Foundation in 1955 and has been won by the likes of Francis Coppola, Eric Roth, and Allison Anders among others in the ensuing decades). Then Tri-Star Chairman (and now Sony Pictures Chairman) Tom Rothman, along with a past 2007 winner joined me as judges of the five finalist screenplays where we all voted separately. At the awards ceremony Rothman and I both discovered we had put Inspector Sun as the clear number one choice, and it went on to win, a rare feat in the competition for an animated film script, yet there was no question, at least from my standpoint, this was the only one I could clearly see coming to fruition as a feature film. It just popped off the page. Now nearly 8 years later it appears it was the right call. Read what I wrote about it at the time for Deadline here. I predicted it was so good it “could probably go into production tomorrow”. Well, as all things in the movie business it took just a little longer.
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The film takes place in the 1930s on a luxury seaplane flying from Shanghai to San Francisco, and the animated murder-mystery movie is set in this sumptuous world where humans and insects co-exist. Humans travel in the cabin whilst the insects travel in great style below; to an insect, a Pan Am clipper is the size of the Titanic. Spiders are the police in this vivid world and Inspector Sun is the most famous of them all. With a nod to the past movies of Charlie Chan and Agatha Christie, Inspector Sun is pitted once again against his nemesis, the Red Locust. Bankrupt millionaires, femmes fatales, hitmen and smugglers add to the mystery. If it sticks to the script I read, it has a real shot at success once it is released.
Inspector Sun is voiced by comedian Ronny Chieng (Crazy Rich Asians, The Daily Show, and the upcoming Marvel release of Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings ).The film is being made in Navarre (Spain) supported by Navarre´s Government and its local Tax Incentives and is produced by Adriana Malfatti Chen, Gúrpide, Karl Richards, Peter Rogers, Jason Kaminsky, and Pucillo, the latter also currently working as Story Editor for a new Nickelodeon series Middelpost Post .
The Kapers Animation film is a co-production of The Thinklab Media and Gordon Box in association with 3Doubles Producciones. In partnership with Radiotelevisión Española, with the support of the Spanish Institute of Cinematography and Audiovisual Arts (ICAA), financed by Navarra´s Government (Sodena) and the Spanish Official Credit Institute (ICO), and with support from Epic Games through Epic MegaGrants. Kapers Animation handles worldwide sales.
(FULL DISCLOSURE) I was one of three judges for the competition that year (the award was established at UCLA by the Samuel Goldwyn Foundation in 1955 and has been won by the likes of Francis Coppola, Eric Roth, and Allison Anders among others in the ensuing decades). Then Tri-Star Chairman (and now Sony Pictures Chairman) Tom Rothman, along with a past 2007 winner joined me as judges of the five finalist screenplays where we all voted separately. At the awards ceremony Rothman and I both discovered we had put Inspector Sun as the clear number one choice, and it went on to win, a rare feat in the competition for an animated film script, yet there was no question, at least from my standpoint, this was the only one I could clearly see coming to fruition as a feature film. It just popped off the page. Now nearly 8 years later it appears it was the right call. Read what I wrote about it at the time for Deadline here. I predicted it was so good it “could probably go into production tomorrow”. Well, as all things in the movie business it took just a little longer.
We discover a state of mindfulness, where our attention is fully immersed in the here and now. We become aware of our thoughts, our emotions, and the sensations in our bodies. We connect with our surroundings, noticing the beauty in even the smallest of details. To uncover the spell of the present moment, we must learn to let go of the past and release our attachment to the future. We must realize that the past is a chapter that has already been written, and the future is yet to come. All we have is this very moment, the present. As we immerse ourselves in the present moment, we begin to experience a deep sense of gratitude and appreciation for life. We recognize that even in the midst of chaos and uncertainty, there is always something to be grateful for. We become more attuned to the simple joys and miracles that surround us every day. The present moment is also a powerful tool for personal growth and transformation. In this space, we can reflect on our actions, choices, and beliefs. We can make conscious decisions that align with our values and aspirations. We can let go of old patterns that no longer serve us and embrace new possibilities. Ultimately, uncovering the spell of the present moment is a lifelong journey. It requires practice, patience, and a willingness to be fully present. It is not always easy, as our minds are naturally inclined to wander. However, the rewards are immeasurable. When we live in the present moment, we rediscover our sense of purpose and meaning. We experience a deep connection with ourselves and with others. We tap into a wellspring of creativity and inspiration. And most importantly, we find peace and contentment in the here and now. So, take a moment to pause, to breathe, and to embrace the spell of the present moment. Let go of the past, release your attachment to the future, and allow yourself to fully embrace the beauty of now. You are here, and this moment is yours to cherish and create..
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