Star Trek: Section 31 (2025) on Netflix
PG-1320251h 36mActionAdventureDramaSci-Fi
Philippa Georgiou, once Emperor of the Terran Empire, is recruited by Alok Sahar into Section 31, a secret Starfleet division. They hunt a weapon she ordered built in the Mirror Universe.
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Plot summary
In the Mirror Universe, a teenage Philippa Georgiou wins a deadly contest to become Emperor of the Terran Empire. In the Prime Universe, Georgiou, who once served in Starfleet there, poses as the proprietor of Baraam, a space station outside Federation space, under the name Madame du Franc. Alok Sahar, an agent of Section 31, the secret Starfleet division, recruits her for his team: Melle, Quasi, Zeph, Rachel Garrett, and Fuzz. Their task is to intercept arms dealer Dada Noe, and Georgiou recognizes the weapon he is selling as the Godsend, a device she once ordered built that destroys everything in its path.
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Star Trek: Section 31 (2025)
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- Star Trek: Section 31 started life as a planned spin-off series, but Alex Kurtzman began converting it into a film in mid-2022 after realizing Michelle Yeoh could win an Academy Award for Everything Everywhere All at Once and her schedule would likely get much busier.
- Michelle Yeoh pitched the spin-off herself to executive producer Alex Kurtzman while filming the first season of Star Trek: Discovery, saying she wanted to be a role model for young Asian women.
- Ahead of filming, director Olatunde Osunsanmi had the cast watch the Mission: Impossible films and Crimson Tide as reference, and they rehearsed the action with stunt coordinator Chris McGuire before production began.
- Section 31 filmed at the same time as the third season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, with both sharing visual effects company Pixomondo's Toronto video wall stage; Kacey Rohl said she rarely performed against a bare backdrop, joking it meant "it wasn't a lot of quietly acting opposite a tennis ball".
