Title: The Bell System Science Series
Content:  Our Mr. Sun examines the Sun and how it works, the Sun's profound influence on life on Earth, and the possibilities for harnessing sunlight for solar electricity; solar cells had been demonstrated at Bell Laboratories in 1954 during the development of the film. For the screenplay, Capra first contracted for treatments by two prominent authors, Aldous Huxley and Willy Ley. Ultimately, Capra wrote the screenplay himself, subject to approval by a scientific advisory board put together by N. W. Ayer. The principal scientific source used for the screenplay was the book Our Sun (1949) by Donald Menzel, who also consulted with Capra about the screenplay. Menzel opposed most of the religious elements of Capra's screenplay, but many were included in the version that was produced. The film starred Eddie Albert and Lionel Barrymore, as the Fiction Writer 
Title: Run for the Sun
Content:  Run for the Sun was one of four films produced for United Artists release by a company owned by actress Jane Russell and her then husband, former NFL star Bob Waterfield. Originally Russell and Robert Mitchum were announced as stars. Then Eva Marie Saint was going to play the female lead. Robert Wilder wrote the original script for Run for the Sun and Dudley Nichols was brought in to work on it. Roy Boulting was signed to direct Run for the Sun in August 1955. The original stars were to be Richard Widmark and Leo Genn. Jane Greer later joined the cast. Genn was meant to play the head villain in Run for the Sun, and he had script approval at a rate of $3,500 a week plus expenses. The script was rewritten and Genn did not like the result when 
Title: Solo Sunny
Content:  Wolfgang Kohlhaase, East Germany's most important screenwriter, wrote the screenplay for Solo Sunny and was made co-director of the film. > The inspiration for this film was a German singer named Sanije Torka who was born of eastern European immigrant parents. Jutta Voigt, a German journalist who interviewed Torka and had connections to Kohlhaase, was a consultant for the film. The information used for the film drew on an interview Voigt had done with the singer in 1976 that was never published because her lifestyle did not fit East German socialist views.
Title: Sunshine (2007 film)
Content:  up the project due to his long-time desire to direct a science fiction film set in space. Boyle and Garland worked on the script for a year, creating 35 drafts in their experimenting. Boyle also considered the story of Sunshine as a counterintuitive approach for the contemporary issue of global warming, with the death of the Sun being a threat. Originally, Sunshine was scripted to begin with a voiceover talking about how parents tell their children not to look into the Sun, but once told, the children would be compelled to look. Boyle described the Sun as a godlike personality in the film, 
Title: The Sun in a Net
Content:  The screenwriter, Alfonz Bednár (1914, Neporadza − 1989, Bratislava), was already an established writer who published mildly nonconformist fiction somewhat earlier than most other authors. He studied Latin, Slovak, and Czech at universities in Prague and Bratislava. He was also familiar with American and British fiction and had translated Ernest Hemingway, Jack London, Howard Fast, and other authors. Bednár joined the Koliba film studios, Bratislava, in 1960. His first screenplay was The Sun in a Net. He based it on his three short stories "Fajolo’s Contribution" (Fajolov príspevok), "Pontoon Day" (Pontónový deň), and "Golden Gate" (Zlatá brána). A highly likely source of the central theme was the 95% solar eclipse that occurred in Central Europe on Feb. 15, 1961. Additional inspiration for the symbolic construction of the storyline may have come from ancient solar myths that have been available in Europe in increasingly numerous publications since at least 1865. A specific myth of the Sun in a net was brought from Polynesia, more general myths of catching the Sun have been attributed to the pre-Columbian Americas, some of the published solar myths may date back to Indo-European prehistory. Associations with Sol Invictus and other solar myths are possible.
Title: A Sun
Content:  A Sun is a 2019 Taiwanese drama film directed and co-written by Chung Mong-hong. The film stars Chen Yi-wen, Samantha Ko, Wu Chien-ho, Liu Kuan-ting. It premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 6, 2019 and was also screened at the Tokyo International Film Festival. It received 11 nominations at the 56th Golden Horse Awards, winning Best Feature Film and Best Director for Chung. It was selected as the Taiwanese entry for the Best International Feature Film at the 93rd Academy Awards, making the shortlist of fifteen films. According to director Chung Mong-hong, the idea from the film arose when a childhood friend told him about how he had cut off someone's hand in his youth; later while eating hot pot, a mental image of a hand boiling in a hot pot struck him and drove him to create the film.
Title: Rising Sun (film)
Content:  Michael Crichton was paid $1 million for the filming rights of his novel, and was also attached to write the screenplay alongside Michael Backes. After delivering a faithful draft, studio 20th Century Fox asked for a rewrite. Crichton then entered disputes with director Philip Kaufman, who asked for five separate rewrites of the script’s first 40 pages and decided to turn Web Smith into an African-American, which led to him departing the project. Kaufman wound up taking the writing duties, with David Mamet also delivering a draft. Kaufman tried to get a sole screenwriter credit, but the Writer's Guild arbitration decided that his contributions were not enough to deny a credit to Crichton and Backes. Given Kaufman had a tendency for long movies, Fox made him contractually obligated to deliver a two hour length film, with editing delays pushing the film's release date forward. Rising Sun was filmed entirely in Los Angeles, California.
Title: Sun (film)
Content: Marcello Spada as Ing. Rinaldi ; Vasco Creti as Marco ; Dria Paola as Giovanna ; Vittorio Vaser as Silvestro ; Lia Bosco as Barbara ; Anna Vinci ; Rolando Costantino ; Rinaldo Rinaldi ; Arcangelo Aversa ; Arnaldo Baldaccini ; Sante Bonaldo ; Vittorio Gonzi ; Igino Nunzio 
Title: Race the Sun (film)
Content:  The film was written and co-produced by Barry Morrow, who had shared the 1988 Academy Award for Writing Original Screenplay for Rain Man. The story was based on the solar car team from Konawaena High School, which finished 18th overall in the 1990 World Solar Challenge and first place among high school entries, and was the first high school team to finish the Challenge.
Title: A Sun
Content: Chen Yi-wen as Wen (阿文) ; Samantha Ko as Qin (琴姐) ; Wu Chien-ho as A-Ho (or "Ho") (陳建和) ; Greg Hsu as A-Hao (or "Hao") (陳建豪) ; Liu Kuan-ting as Radish (菜頭) ; Apple Wu as Xiao-Yu (or "Yu") (王明玉) ; Wen Chen-ling as Xiao-Zhen (or "Zhen") (郭曉貞) ; Ivy Yin as Miss Yin (尹姐) 

Question: Who was the screenwriter for Sun?
Answer: Alessandro Blasetti.