The Kinéo Awards will mark their 25th anniversary in Venice next month, with Faye Dunaway receiving a lifetime achievement award and Nicola Peltz Beckham honoured with a rising star prize. The event, held during the Venice Film Festival but not formally affiliated with it, celebrates both established and emerging talent in cinema and television, reuniting Dunaway and Beckham, who worked together on the upcoming film Prima.

The ceremony takes place on 5 September at Casa Cinema Giovani, followed by a private dinner at Hotel Ca' Sagredo, and was founded in 2002 by Rosetta Sannelli in partnership with Italy's Ministry of Cultural Heritage. Other honourees include Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another for best international film, Chiara Francini for best actress, Maria Gifuni for best supporting actress, and Sara Lazzaro for best series actress, alongside international guests Alp Navruz of Turkey and Mexico's Oka Giner.