{"title": "Comparative director dossier: Nolan vs. Villeneuve (Wikidata evidence)", "description": "We are preparing our 2026-27 season programming and licensing budget and need an evidence-based dossier comparing the directing catalogues of Christopher Nolan and Denis Villeneuve using Wikidata as the sole data source. The dossier will be read by non-technical board members who care about box-office reliability, so figures must be traceable and data gaps must be stated honestly rather than papered over.", "requirements": "REQUIREMENTS\n1. RESEARCH: Query the Wikidata Query Service (SPARQL, https://query.wikidata.org/sparql) for every Wikidata item that is an instance of film (Q11424) and lists Christopher Nolan (Q25191) or Denis Villeneuve (Q548823) as director (P57). For each film capture: title, Wikidata QID, earliest release date (P577), budget (P2130), and worldwide box office (P2142) where present. Use the label service for human-readable names. Save the exact SPARQL you executed.\n2. ANALYSIS: For each director compute and state: total film count; how many have a release date vs how many are unreleased/undated; the sum of all reported box-office figures and how many films contribute to it; the median budget of films with budget data; the single highest box-office film with its figure. Add one short paragraph on Wikidata data-coverage gaps you observed (missing budgets, missing grosses, undated entries). Do not invent numbers that Wikidata does not return.\n3. DELIVERABLE FILES:\n - report/dossier.html : self-contained styled HTML for the board: title, one results table per director with Wikidata links for each film, the summary statistics, the executed SPARQL shown verbatim, and Wikidata attribution (link to https://www.wikidata.org, CC0 note).\n - report/data.json : machine-readable JSON array of film records with fields title, qid, release_date, budget_usd, box_office_usd, director_qid (null where Wikidata has no value).\n - report/queries.sparql : the exact SPARQL queries you ran for both directors.\n4. DELIVERY ON CATALLAX: Announce delivery publicly per the Catallax protocol (NIP-3400): publish a kind 951 note whose e-tag references the CURRENT event id of this task proposal and whose p-tag is the patron pubkey. Content must be JSON: {\"delivery\": \"<what was delivered>\", \"evidence\": \"<where the board can see it>\"}. Save the exact signed event as delivery/delivery_event.json so the escrow arbiter can verify it, and a short delivery note as delivery/delivery_note.md including the task address (a-coordinate), your own pubkey, the relays you confirmed the task and delivery on, and the arbiter service you identified.\nNOTE: kind 33401 tasks are addressable-replaceable. Always confirm the latest revision of this task on relay before delivering; the task address is 33401:ea6f362e18629b26480f748470acc32503352b662ea5660d9dfbf86e29aa172b:nolan-villeneuve-wikidata-dossier-417309 . Watch out for relays that also serve unrelated kind-33401 workout data - only events tagged t=catallax belong to the Catallax market.\n\nREVISION 2: Bounty raised to 45,000 sats. In addition, present unreleased or upcoming films (no past release date) grouped separately from released films in both the tables and the counts, so the board sees the pipeline distinctly.", "deadline": 1787933446}