The episode “at 2:00 pm” of “The Pitt” by HBO Max and the Seg “It is not so serious” of “Dying for Sex” of FX among the big winners on Sunday at the Prix de l’Humanitas 2025. The event, which was held in the Availon Hollywood and organized by the actor Leah Rudick, editors of cinematographic and television projects “which explore the human condition nuanced and significant ”.
The other winners included the films “Sing Sing” and “A Real Pain”, as well as the Doc “Patrice: The Film”, the program of young adults “Heartstopper” and the family film “Inside Out 2”. All in all, 52 writers were nominated for their work in 10 cinematographic and television categories. The winners receive a trophy and a cash price of $ 10,000.
Here are the winners of the Humanitas 2025 prize:
Teleplay drama: “The Pitt” (“2:00 pm”), Joe Sachs
Teleplaying limited series: “Die for sex” (“it’s not that serious”), Kim Rosenstock
Drama feature movie: “Sing Sing”, Clint Bentley and Greg Kwedar
Comedy outline: “A real pain”, Jesse Eisenberg
Comedy teleplass: “Pittsburgh pradeeps” (“question log # 1”): Vijal Patel
Children’s teleplay: “Heartstopper” (“Journey”), Alice Oseman
Documentary (function length): “Patrice: the film”, Ted Passon
Family characteristic: “Inside Out 2”, Meg Lefauve and Dave Holstein
Documentary (docuseries, unique episode): “Device of silence: the assassination of Annie Mae” (“Wounded Knee 1973”), Yvonne Russo, Mark Becker, Amy Kaufman and Caroline Waterlow
Short film: “Le Cafard”, Mary Pat Bentel
Also during the event, the writer / producer / actor Lena Waithe was awarded “Voice for Change Award” from humanitas. (Above, photo of Suji Lee.) The prize “honors those who have created or defended the visionary and courageous narration”. Waithe received the Producer of the Producer of television and writer Mara Brock Akil (“Forever”, “The Game”).
In addition, prices have been announced for the 2025 New Voices Fellowship, the David and Lynn Angell College Comedy Award and the Carol Mendelsoh College Drama Award.
And the president of Starz’s original programming, Kathryn Busby, presented the Starz #TokeThelead Prize to Taylor Martin (“The Blacklist”).
The New Voices scholarship advisor Emmylou Diaz (“Station 19”, “The Wireful Eye”) and Erika Kennair (Humanitas Board of Directors, head of scripts for the American Mediapro Studio), gave the rewards to the recipients of the new voice scholarship: Nicole Lynn Cohen, Meg Dudley, Drew Mcintur and Ariana Newhouse.
In addition, the winners of the Screenwriting Awards college this year: Mohannad Salman (winner of the Comedy of the College of David and Lynn Angell) and Yeajoon Cho (Carol Mendsohn College Drama Award).
