
“51 is him, is us, is you”
French diplomat Dominique Auphal is put under surveillance by an unnamed secret service. They wish to find a weakness in his life in order to control him politically. Auphal becomes "File no. 51": his private life is spied, analysed and commented.
A chillingly detached look at the invasive nature of state surveillance. The film feels like a cold, clinical dissection of a life, leaving you with a sense of unease and paranoia about unseen forces.













