Artificial intelligence is already transforming our imaginations, our cultures, and our societies. At this turning point, We Are Human mobilises artistic creation to question these technologies, reveal what is at stake, and explore their impact on human rights.
We Are Human is an international festival dedicated to films made in the age of artificial intelligence, committed to human rights.
Conceived as a space for dialogue and creation, the festival unfolds across multiple cities around the world, bringing together artists, filmmakers, researchers and citizens around a shared ambition: to explore how artificial intelligence can become a tool for creation, reflection, and the defence of humanist values.
We neither ignore the ecological cost of AI nor its biases. But we refuse to let these tools redefine the world without bringing a vision to them.
We Are Human practises a necessary subversion: transforming a technology of power into a vector of universalism.
Our ambition: to place artificial intelligence at the service of creation and human rights.
Article 1 · Universal Declaration of Human Rights, UN, 1948
"All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood."
A day of screenings, debates and encounters exploring what it means to be human in the age of AI, alongside artists, researchers, creators and tech leaders.
Free admission · Registration required · Limited capacity
Screenings, talks
and conversations.
Discover selected films, panels, workshops and key moments of the international festival.
5 voices from film, visual arts and digital creativity celebrating films that champion human rights.
A selection of 22 films drawn from over 2,100 submitted by creators in 140+ countries.
Film festival in the age of AI.
We Are Human explores how films and emerging audiovisual forms use AI to advance and support human rights.
Paris and its partner venues host screenings, debates and events. A worldwide network of cultural institutions.
Every filmmaker completes an ethics notebook with the film, feeding the festival's public debates.
I N S T I T U T I O N A L R E C O G N I T I O N
We Are Human took part in the inaugural United Nations Global Dialogue on AI Governance, held in Geneva, where governments, international organizations, businesses, and civil society come together to shape the global governance of artificial intelligence. Our contribution advocates a human rights-based approach to AI, grounded in culture, transparency, and accountability.