Dog 51 (2025) [N/A]

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Release Date:
October 15, 2025

Original Title:
Chien 51

Genres:
Action | Crime | Science Fiction | Thriller

Production Companies:
Artémis Productions
Chi-Fou-Mi Productions
France 2 Cinéma
Shelter Prod
StudioCanal

Production Countries:
Belgium | France

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 100

Paris, 2045. The capital's population is monitored by an artificial intelligence named Alma, and divided into three zones. Each zone groups together the same social class. One day, the AI's creator is murdered. The investigation is entrusted to Salia, a policewoman from zone 2, and Zem, a policeman from zone 3.

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Additional Grip:
Darius Vernhes Delaunay

Additional Hairstylist:
Alexandra Becquet

Assistant Camera:
Maxime Lebas

Assistant Editor:
Julie Wuillai

Assistant Production Manager:
Pauline Cailloce

Assistant Property Master:
Sébastien Daumas

Boom Operator:
Simbad Aguttes
Clément Trahard
Lucie Chauveau

Casting:
Clément Quentin

Casting Director:
Michaël Laguens

Construction Buyer:
Antonio Nogueira

Construction Manager:
Arnaud Ahier

Digital Compositor:
Alexis Faton
Olivier Gilles
Maud Maryn

Director:
Cédric Jimenez

Drone Operator:
Frederic Moura

Drone Pilot:
Alex Bouton
Pierre Bruley
Walter Romand

Extras Casting:
Audrey Gatimel

Extras Casting Assistant:
Adrien Micallef
Camille Sanchez

First Assistant Art Direction:
Bertrand Hée

First Assistant Camera:
Franck Leclerc

First Assistant Director:
Fabien Vergez

Focus Puller:
Jean-Christophe Allain
Samuel Beal-Rainaldy

Grip:
Bruno Dransart
Olivier Joudiau

Hair Department Head:
Romain Marietti

Location Scout:
Fabien Pondevaux
Fanny Franssen

Makeup Department Head:
Myriam Hottois

Novel:
Laurent Gaudé

Original Music Composer:
Guillaume Roussel

Painter:
Flavia Tassin
Anthony Zitouni

Producer:
Hugo Sélignac

Propmaker:
Charlotte Abeille

Screenplay:
Cédric Jimenez
Olivier Demangel

Sculptor:
Gilles Bontemps

Second Assistant Camera:
Florine Jacquemot
Lucas Leclerc

Second Assistant Director:
Zineb Tamazit
Nicolas Bureau

Set Costumer:
Camille Lartigue

Set Designer:
Ricardo Jacobo

Set Dresser:
Mathias Canard
Francois Jouars

Sound:
Cédric Deloche

Sound Assistant:
Margot Delaunay

Special Effects Assistant:
Marc Lemeslier

Special Effects Supervisor:
François Philippi

Stunts:
Mehdi Abdelhakmi
Jeanne Allard
Dustin Audibert
Yannis Bibie
Amadéo Cazzela
Charly Schmitt
Ahmed Chouikhi
Audrey Golay
Hugo Galbiati
Chloé Machin
Lucas Martinelli
Esteban Oliva
Teddy Ponceau
Florine Silva
Bryan Vigier

Supervising Sound Editor:
Gurwal Coïc-Gallas

Swing:
Raphaël de Chauveron
Léopold Bossuet

Third Assistant Camera:
Dune Allain
Eoline Laurent
Lenny Leclerc

Third Assistant Director:
Txomin Vergez
Camille Smagghe

Underwater Camera:
Victor Maes

Unit Manager:
Jean-Christophe Gastaudo

Visual Effects Editor:
Anna Fusacchia
Océane Pellé
Simon Pennequin

Visual Effects Producer:
Nicolas Martre

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Morgan Hardy

Wardrobe Assistant:
Melody Cheyrou
Lucie Rafoni

Wigmaker:
Dorothée Soual

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