Goldbeak

'Goldbeak', originally called 'Goldbeak', is an action-adventure animated film directed by Nigel W. Tierney and Dong Long, which incorporates elements of Chinese tradition.

Written by Robert N. Skir, Jeff Sloniker and Vivian Yoon, 'Goldbeak' tells the story of a young eagle who, after getting lost, is raised by a chicken in a distant town, where he struggles to fit in . Determined to discover his true identity, he sets out on a journey to Avian City, where he discovers his lineage and joins the Eagle Scouts. However, an ancient conspiracy sparks a war between chickens and eagles, forcing Goldbeak to choose between the family that raised him and the one that shares his blood. Can this young eagle become the hero his world needs?

Nigel W. Tierney and Dong Long present an animated story for the whole family, set in traditional China, with a perfect balance between love, family, loyalty, wisdom and bravery, reflected in the various social relationships shown in the movie. One of the objectives of this film is to disseminate traditional Chinese culture in a way accessible to a global audience, incorporating elements such as rural revitalization and cultural unification through a plot of personal improvement.

The film has received several awards, including those from the 35th Golden Rooster Chinese Film Awards. In addition, it has been sold to more than 50 countries and regions, such as the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Russia, South Korea, North Africa, the Middle East and Eastern Europe.