District 9 (Neill Bloomkamp, 2009) - human empathy

When I first saw 9 wards, the movie showed a lack of consideration for Johannesburg shrimp. When their ships are trapped in the ground, humans treat cows like aliens by isolating them in concentration camps. As the Africans were forced to migrate to the South African town in the early 20th century, the movie MNU began to expel foreigners without reason. Another topic I mentioned is that Wikis' clash between Nigerians and MNU is simply due to his power to use the weapons of aliens. The incredible power desires for advanced foreign skills endanger wiki, aliens and humans. The movie shows that aliens and humans do not change anything about what other races of their species do. This movie also suggests that we will continue this lack of human nature. That is because the area still exists in the movie 10, and the last question is, "Does the ship return and return a war against the earth?"

Zone 9 is the 2009 SF action film by Neill Blomkamp by Blomkamp and Terri Tatchell by Peter Jackson and Carolynne Cunningham. It is collaboration of New Zealand, USA, South Africa. This movie is a collaboration of Sharlto Copley, Jason Cope and David James, a script by Blomkamp's 2006 short film Alive in Joburg. This movie is screened in a partially rendered fashion through imaginary interviews, news clips, surveillance camera videos. The story is exploring the themes of humanity, foreign phobia and social isolation, which began when a space ship appeared in Johannesburg, South Africa in 1982. When a group of diseases and malnutrition insect aliens were found onboard, the South African government restricted them to camps called Zone 9.

Neill Blomkamp's 2009 Independent Thriller Zone 9 is based on South African career and photography (taken at Soweto) and is also popular all over the world. It provides a refreshing story for the local and international audience. South Africans may be related to the story, but as in many other South African films, it is not a movie after the apartheid or an HIV movie, so overseas viewers are seeing different aspects from the country I will. "As a filmmaker, both commercials and long, scripts require special handling to complement the overall tone of the material, but I think that it is necessary to maintain African aesthetics on color containing films "South African film director Zwelethu Radebe said. Add a combination of culture and language to provide attractive storytelling