No More Plastic

This week, during the 11th Positive Cinema Week held under the auspices of the Cannes Film Festival, we will have the honor, alongside and to celebrate artists whose voices, work, and commitments resonate far beyond cinema.
Through the Humann Prize, created by Rosalie Mann and presented by No More Plastic Foundation, we pay tribute to personalities who use art as a force for consciousness, resistance, and transformation.

Canadian filmmaker, screenwriter, and actor will receive the 2026 Humann Impact Prize for the extraordinary impact of his work on contemporary culture. Film after film, Xavier Dolan has created a cinematic language of rare emotional intensity, driven by artistic freedom and a deeply human exploration of identity, love, vulnerability, and family bonds.

Iconic actress will receive the 2026 Humann Peace Prize for the courage she has carried throughout her life, the singular strength of her voice and convictions, her commitment to freedom of expression, and her resistance against authoritarian and fundamentalist ideologies.

Franco-Iranian actress and filmmaker will receive the 2026 Humann Action Prize in tribute to her courage, her freedom of speech, and her artistic commitment in the face of oppression, violence, and silence. Forced into exile after being publicly humiliated and persecuted by the Iranian regime, she transformed this attempt to erase her into an artistic and political force of extraordinary power.

In a world marked by fear, division, and rising extremism, we believe more than ever in the power of artists to awaken consciousness, defend freedom, and remind us of our shared humanity.

This week in Cannes, we celebrate those who use their voice to move the world forward.