Klara Simonova/Getty Nicole Kidman attended the 2025 Cannes Film Festival on Sunday, May 18 to accept Kering's 10th Women in Motion Award In a discussion ahead of the honor, Kidman spoke about her creative process, which can include waking up in the early morning hours to write down ideas Despite this, the Australian actress said she has no plans to co-write any future projects Nicole Kidmanis sharing some interesting insight into her creative process. On Sunday, May 18, Kidman, 57, appeared in Cannes, France for a moderated conversation with withVariety's Angelique Jackson before she was presented with Kering's 10th Women in Motion Award at the 2025Cannes Film Festival. During the discussion, Kidman revealed that she often wakes in the middle of the night for an unexpected reason. "I do it at 3 a.m., writing sessions. I wake up and I'll write something, be it a dream or something circulating in my head and my life and my heart at that time," she shared viaThe Hollywood Reporter. "I think 2 and 3 a.m. is a very, very ripe time for things to happen because you're in that slightly removed state from reality, but your your dreams and your psyche are very, very there and very present." Stephane Cardinale/Corbis/Getty However, despite her regular documentation, Kidman said she has no current plans to co-write any projects — though she did provide a caveat. "I always say no and turn around and change my mind," she quipped. Kidman attended the conversation clad head to toe in all black with black low-rise jeans and a fitted leather jacket. She later changed into a red lace custom Balenciaga gown to accept her award. Previous recipients of the Women in Motion Award at Cannes include NBCUniversal Entertainment & Studios Chairman Donna Langley, Jane Fonda, Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon, Isabelle Huppert, Patty Jenkins, Gong Li, Salma Hayek Pinault, Viola Davis and Michelle Yeoh, perVariety. Mike Marsland/WireImage Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. According toVariety, Kering's Women in Motion conversations at Cannes "support gender equality in the industry both in front of and behind the camera." Kidman did not have a movie premiere at Cannes this year; she most recently appeared in the Prime Video filmHollandand reprised her role in the Hulu seriesNine Perfect Strangersfor its second season. Kidman will next take to the big screen inPractical Magic 2alongsideSandra Bullock; that movie releases in theaters Sept. 18, 2026. During her talk she teased the highly anticipated sequel as being "fun and witchy" with "something very different to say." The Cannes Film Festival runs through May 24. Read the original article onPeople
