Golpes del districto 9 BRITÁNICOS

Fije en una realidad alternativa que los echos algunos acontecimientos históricos muy verdaderos de nuestro pasado, districto 9 sean uno de la mayoría del pensamiento que provoca las películas producidas en años.

Escrito y producido por Neill Blomkamp, districto 9 es inspirado por el apartheid del africano del sur del districto seises, que fue declarado un área de los blancos-solamente en 1966 y comenzó forzado el retiro sobre de 60.000 habitantes.

Creado en un presupuesto de apenas $30 millones, recuperó la inversión durante el fin de semana de la abertura en los Estados Unidos, haciendo $37.354.308 gruesos.

Se lanza adentro Reino Unido cines el 4 de septiembre.

Besides the disturbing similarities between our not-so-sci-fi history and the story at hand, what the viewer is left with is much more than another bog standard Hollywood production. Perhaps because this is one movie that has very little to do with Hollywood, a gamble that has paid off.

Shot documentary style on the truly awesome RED ONE camera, almost every dollar of the budget has been spent on the visual effects, and it shows.

The basic premise of the story, without giving too much away, begins in 1982 when a stranded alien ship stops above Johannesburg.

28 years later, an MNU field operative, Wikus van de Merwe, is assigned to move the 2 million alien refugees from their slum camp of Disctrict 9, to a new camp 240 kilometers away, called District 10.

The journey then continues with following Wikus and his new found (much to his horror) ability to operate alien technology.

However, back in the real world the movie has sparked criticism from Nigerians, accusing the film of xenophobia as many in the movie play the roles of gangsters and prostitutes.

By Mick Meaney

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