The Stanley Kramer Award, since its inception in 2002 by the Producers Guild of America and named after film director/producer Stanley Kramer, has been given for films that "illuminate provocative social issues".
History Sean Penn, Jane Fonda and Rita Moreno (each an Academy Award winner) are the only three people to receive this award.
Recipients 2001: I Am Sam 2002: Antwone Fisher 2003: In America 2004: Hotel Rwanda (TIE)
Voces inocentes (Innocent Voices)Lawerence Bender - Tribeca Film Institute (TIE)
2005: Good Night, and Good Luck 2006: An Inconvenient Truth 2007: The Great Debaters 2008: MilkMILK milks award out of PGA|GLAAD 2009: PreciousGuild to honor 'Precious' producers - UPI.com 2010: Sean Penn (first person to receive a Stanley Kramer Award)'The King's Speech' Takes Crown For Best Film At PGA Awards|News|MTVSean Penn to Receive PGA’s Stanley Kramer Award - MovieMaker Magazine 2011: In the Land of Blood and Honey 2012: Bully‘Bully’ Doc Awarded Producers Guild’s ‘Stanley Kramer’ Award - The Hollywood ReporterProducers Guild honors 'Bully' with award|EW.com 2013: Fruitvale StationProducers Guild to Honor ‘Fruitvale Station’ with Stanley Kramer Award|IndieWire 2014: The Normal HeartHBO's "The Normal Heart," Starring Mark Ruffalo, Julia Roberts, Matt Bomer Receives PGA's Stanley Kramer Award|Playbill 2015: The Hunting Ground 2016: LovingStanley Kramer's Widow On 'Loving' Then And Now - Deadline 2017: Get OutJordan Peele: It Feels Like "We're In The Sunken Place" — PGA Awards - Deadline 2018: Jane Fonda 2019: Bombshell 2020: No award 2021: Rita Moreno 2022: Till 2023: No award
See also NBR Freedom of Expression Social problem film Message picture
References
External links PGA Awards website