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Children of Men (2006) - film poster, directed by Alfonso Cuarón

Children of Men

2006
1h 49min United Kingdom Feature
Directed by
Alfonso Cuarón
Not currently streaming on CaSTV

Synopsis

In 2027, in a chaotic world in which humans can no longer procreate, a former activist agrees to help transport a miraculously pregnant woman to a sanctuary at sea, where her child's birth may help scientists save the future of humankind.

Key facts

Cast Clive Owen, Clare-Hope Ashitey, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Julianne Moore, Michael Caine, Pam Ferris, Charlie Hunnam, Danny Huston
Original language English
First release September 22, 2006 (United Kingdom)
Production companies Strike Entertainment, Hit and Run Productions, Universal Pictures
Based on The Children of Men
Awards Saturn Award for Best Science Fiction Film
Setting London
Filming locations Buenos Aires, London, Pinewood Studios

Crew

Screenplay Alfonso Cuarón, David Arata, Hawk Ostby, Mark Fergus, Timothy J. Sexton
Producer Eric Newman, Hilary Shor, Iain Smith, Marc Abraham, Pablo Casacuberta, Tony Smith
Cinematography Emmanuel Lubezki
Editing Alex Rodríguez, Alfonso Cuarón
Music John Tavener
Special makeup effects Henrik Svensson, Shaune Harrison

Trailer

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Titles
Original title Children of Men
Québec French title Les Fils de l'homme
Soundtracks
CD Children Of Men (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2006) 4 releases, 2006-2007: Hip-O Records, Universal Music Group International, Universal Music Taiwan
CD Fragments Of A Prayer (From The Motion Picture Children Of Men) - Georg Friedrich Händel, Gustav Mahler, John Tavener (2006) 4 releases, 2006-2007: Varèse Sarabande
Releases & classifications
Theatrical United Kingdom September 22, 2006
Theatrical Ireland September 22, 2006
Theatrical Ukraine October 12, 2006
Theatrical Belgium October 18, 2006
Theatrical France October 18, 2006
Theatrical Australia October 19, 2006
Theatrical Israel October 19, 2006
Theatrical New Zealand October 19, 2006
Theatrical Russia October 19, 2006
Theatrical Spain October 20, 2006
Theatrical Latvia October 20, 2006
Theatrical Greece October 26, 2006
Theatrical Netherlands October 26, 2006
Theatrical Portugal October 26, 2006
Theatrical Poland October 27, 2006
Theatrical Lithuania November 3, 2006
Theatrical Switzerland November 8, 2006
Theatrical Switzerland November 9, 2006
Theatrical Czech Republic November 9, 2006
Theatrical Germany November 9, 2006
Theatrical Macedonia November 9, 2006
Theatrical Slovakia November 9, 2006
Theatrical Austria November 10, 2006
Theatrical Bulgaria November 10, 2006
Theatrical Estonia November 10, 2006
Theatrical South Africa November 10, 2006
Theatrical Chile November 16, 2006
Theatrical Croatia November 16, 2006
Theatrical Hungary November 16, 2006
Theatrical Switzerland November 17, 2006
Theatrical Italy November 17, 2006
Theatrical Romania November 17, 2006
Theatrical Japan November 18, 2006
Theatrical Mexico November 24, 2006
Theatrical Turkey December 1, 2006
Theatrical Slovenia December 7, 2006
Theatrical Brazil December 8, 2006
Theatrical Norway December 8, 2006
Theatrical Argentina December 14, 2006
Theatrical Canada December 25, 2006
Theatrical United States December 25, 2006
Theatrical Iceland December 29, 2006
Theatrical KW December 30, 2006
Theatrical Finland January 5, 2007
Theatrical United States January 5, 2007
Theatrical Denmark January 12, 2007
Theatrical Panama January 12, 2007
Theatrical Ecuador January 26, 2007
Theatrical Sweden February 9, 2007
Theatrical Uruguay February 9, 2007
Theatrical Pakistan February 18, 2007
Theatrical Egypt April 4, 2007
Television Netherlands January 10, 2009
Theatrical South Korea September 22, 2016
Streaming India October 31, 2018
Streaming Philippines October 10, 2019
Streaming France January 25, 2026
Television France January 25, 2026
Television France July 5, 2026
Television France September 13, 2026
Classification Germany 16
Classification United Kingdom 15
Classification United States R
Versions & editions
Home video Netherlands May 24, 2007
Home video United Arab Emirates July 29, 2009
Home video Indonesia July 29, 2009
Home video Netherlands July 10, 2013
Home video Singapore October 6, 2013
Full credits
Director Alfonso Cuarón
Cast Clive Owen (Theo Faron), Clare-Hope Ashitey (Kee), Chiwetel Ejiofor (Luke), Julianne Moore (Julian), Michael Caine (Jasper), Pam Ferris (Miriam), Charlie Hunnam (Patric), Danny Huston (Nigel), Peter Mullan (Syd), Oana Pellea (Marichka), Jacek Koman (Tomasz), Phaldut Sharma (Ian), Juan Gabriel Yacuzzi (Baby Diego), Mishal Husain (Newsreader), Rob Curling (Newsreader), Maria McErlane (Shirley), Michael Haughey (Mr. Griffiths), Miriam Karlin (Caged German Grandmother), Philippa Urquhart (Janice), Tehmina Sunny (Zara), Jody Halse (Immigration Policeman), Ilario Bisi-Pedro (Cigar Man), Michael Klesic (Rado), Martina Messing (Birgit), Simon Poland (Preacher Trafalgar Square), Barnaby Edwards (Ministry Official), Ed Westwick (Alex), Valerie Griffiths (Dog Track Woman), Billy Cook (Bookmaker), Gary Hoptrough (Simon), Rob Inch (Road Traffic Police), Jamie Kenna (Road Traffic Police), Maurice Lee (Samir), Dhafer L'Abidine (Dhafer), Bruno Ouvrard (Bruno), Denise Mack (Emily), Joy Richardson (Joy), Caroline Lena Olsson (Caroline), Milenka James (Milenka), Somi De Souza (Somi), Francisco Labbe (Francisco), Thorston Manderlay (Thorston), Georgia Goodman (Georgette), Jon Chevalier (Café Customer), Rita Davies (Café Customer), Kim Fenton (Café Customer), Chris Gilbert (Café Customer), Phoebe Hawthorne (Café Customer), Rebecca Howard (Cafe Customer), Atalanta White (Café Customer), Laurence Woodbridge (Café Customer), Dorothy Grumbar (German Bus Passenger), Barry Martin (German Bus Passenger), Ernesto Tomasini (Italian Bus Passenger), Keith Dunphy (Bexhill Immigration Officer), Raymond Trickitt (Bexhill Immigration Officer), Nabil Shaban (Bexhill Market Hustler), Goran Kostić (Bexhill Market Hustler), Dermot O'Neill (One-Legged Hustler), Faruk Pruti (Sirdjan), Alexandre Bestavashvili (Georgian Man), Galina McWhirr (Georgian Woman), Nirmala Martis (Wailing Woman), Ida Church (Bleeding Woman), Yolanda Vazquez (Spanish Woman), Andrew Brooke (Soldier), Nihal Arthanayake (Radio Announcer (voice)), Andy Callaghan (Riot Policeman / Soldier (uncredited)), Forbes KB (Elite Soldier (uncredited)), P. D. James (Café Customer (uncredited)), Jamie Lengyel (First Human Project Professor (uncredited)), João Costa Menezes (Terrorist (uncredited)), Vidal Sancho (Basque Rebel (uncredited)), John Warman (Taxi Driver (uncredited)), Paul Warren (Injured Refugee (uncredited)), Yana Yanezic (Woman (uncredited)), Michael Snelders (Newsreader (uncredited)), Steve Murphy (Soldier (uncredited)), Philip Harvey (Shocked Soldier (uncredited))
Screenplay Alfonso Cuarón, David Arata, Hawk Ostby, Mark Fergus, Timothy J. Sexton
Producer Eric Newman, Hilary Shor, Iain Smith, Marc Abraham, Pablo Casacuberta, Tony Smith
Executive producer Armyan Bernstein, Thomas A. Bliss
Cinematography Emmanuel Lubezki
Editing Alex Rodríguez, Alfonso Cuarón
Music John Tavener
Production design Geoffrey Kirkland, Jim Clay
Special makeup effects Henrik Svensson, Shaune Harrison
Visual effects Frazer Churchill, Tim Webber
Sound Richard Beggs
Costumes Jany Temime
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q221090
IMDb tt0206634
TMDB 9693
CQ 80302

Additional data: TMDB.

Source: Wikidata (CC0-1.0)

Source: Cinémathèque québécoise, linked catalogue data (CC BY 4.0)

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