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Jun 15, 2026
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The 15th edition of the Deauville Green Awards wrapped

On 3 June 2026, the Deauville Green Awards brought together more than 400 committed professionals from the audiovisual, communications, and environmental and social transition sectors. 

 

Producers, directors, communication experts, environmental specialists, representatives from institutions, companies, NGOs, and the media came together to share their experiences and their visions for a more sustainable future.

 

With films from all around the world, this 15th anniversary edition once again demonstrated the power of storytelling and visual media to raise awareness, inspire change, and support the transformations shaping our societies.

 

We would like to extend our sincerest thanks to the GoodPlanet Foundation for its warm hospitality and invaluable contribution to the success of this edition. We are also deeply grateful to all of our partners—both long-standing and new—whose trust and commitment make this adventure possible year after year.

 

Screenings, debates, panel discussions, workshops, emerging talent pitches, and the awards ceremony filled the day with meaningful exchanges and inspiring discoveries. Together, we highlighted the major environmental and social challenges of our time in an atmosphere that was welcoming, inspiring, and firmly action-oriented.

 

Thank you to everyone who helped make this edition a powerful moment of engagement, dialogue, and shared purpose.

 

We invite you to relive the highlights of this 15th edition through the images, award winners, and memorable moments showcased below.

 

The 2026 Photo Gallery is now available!

Let’s keep one foot in Deauville!

 

Join us on Wednesday, 18 June at Les Franciscaines for a special day.

 

The programme features a selection of inspiring films: an ADEME campaign against overconsumption (The Unseller), two moving short fiction films exploring disability and solidarity (A Matter of Balance and The Red Fish), and the Young Filmmakers Competition Award Ceremony, a parallel competition dedicated to the next generation of filmmakers.

 

This rich programme aims to raise young audiences’ awareness of environmental issues, empathy, and respect for diversity.

 

Thank you all for making this edition so special—and see you again very soon for the next chapter of the adventure!

 

The Deauville Green Awards Team

 

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