
Æon Flux (2005) on Netflix
Four centuries after a virus killed most of humanity, Æon Flux, a Monican rebel, lives in Bregna, a walled city ruled by scientists. She is sent to kill its leader, Trevor Goodchild.
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Plot summary
In 2011, a virus wiped out 99 percent of the world's population. Four centuries later, in 2415, five million survivors live in Bregna, the last city on Earth, a walled state run by a congress of scientists, where citizens disappear and nightmares are common. Æon Flux is a skilled warrior of the Monicans, an underground rebellion that answers to the Handler and speaks through telepathy-enabling technology. The Monicans want the government overthrown. After Æon takes part in destroying a surveillance station, she finds that her sister Una has been killed, mistaken for a Monican. The rebels then send Æon to kill the city's leader, Trevor Goodchild.
Cast
Charlize Theronas Aeon Flux
Marton Csokasas Trevor Goodchild
Jonny Lee Milleras Oren Goodchild
Sophie Okonedoas Sithandra
Frances McDormandas Handler
Pete Postlethwaiteas Keeper
Amelia Warneras Una Flux
Caroline Chikezieas Freya
Nikolai Kinskias Claudius
Paterson Josephas Giroux
Yangzom Brauenas Inari
Aoibheann O'Haraas Scientist
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Æon Flux (2005)
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- During stunt work on only the tenth day of shooting Aeon Flux, star Charlize Theron injured her neck badly enough to shut down production for a month; she spent five days hospitalized in Berlin and needed about six weeks of physiotherapy afterward.
- Director Karyn Kusama said that once she finished her cut of the film, the studio took it away from her and heavily re-edited it, changing storylines and characters because executives felt her version played too much like an art film.
- The production won access to Berlin locations that had never let a film crew in before, shooting inside the Treptow Crematorium and the Adlershof wind-tunnel facility, and used a veterinary dissection theater built in 1790, normally part of the Berlin animal shelter, as the set for the character called the Handler.
- In the early stages of production, actress Michelle Rodriguez was considered for the part of Æon; she had previously worked with director Karyn Kusama on Girlfight.
- Screenwriters Hay and Manfredi said the film was re-cut by the studio before release, but that the original director's cut contains nearly 30 minutes of additional footage, which the original series' creator Chung acknowledged in his criticism.




























