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Narrative as it is directed toward fiction with rich content and structure.

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Humans vs aliens

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The Statue of the human and the alien Holding hands.

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For the portrayal of Nigerians as cannibals.
The name of the Nigerian President was similar to the gangster shown in the movie.

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It represents an evolution of the genre by making it seem like it is a Factual Documentary set in a fictional world.

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Type of Film: Documentary / Narrative Film Fusion Style

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Type of Film: Documentary / Narrative Film Fusion Style

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The movie goes into detail of the events leading into then present day of 2010 (a year after the movie's first showing in cinema). With use of chronological timestamps, inter-cuts and narration between the interviewees regarding what befall District 9, it would've been informative. However, the film foregoes into narrative as it focuses more on Wikus and Christopher's plight, as after halfway through the film, it forgoes the tracking shots and news footage an replaces it with more dynamic and impossible shots. Not only that, the fact that the narrative also explores the corruption of MNU and employs misinformation

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science fiction film, blood

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Documentary: It reflects reality and how xenophobia is reflected in the real world. We can also see torture, slaughter, humans killing Aliens and just letting them die.

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race and racial discrimination

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Treat people equally
stop racism and xenophobia

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humanity, xenophobia, social segregation, trust???
racism

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Would say this is more of a evolution of the Sci-Fi genre, a fusion of the conventional
Sci-Fi genre and a new blend of film noir?

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Documentary, because there is interview in this movie.

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Alien spaceship

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Type of film: Documentary, it looks like it just happened in our daily life, the human nature is shown in three dimensions, it same as nature's animals complete.

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Weapons, blood

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Racism

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racism , apartheid

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racial estrangement

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Violence

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because showing Nigerians as corrupt, eating aliens, saying they have 🤬 with aliens.

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inhumanities treatment

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racism and Xenophobia

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Fear of otherness, violence against unknown

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The movie is more of a sci-fi rather than representing a new evolution of genre, the movie revolves around the genre of sci-fi, creating a fictional world for the audience.

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Humanity, Racial discrimination

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I think the cannibal stereotype might be the biggest reason.

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Because in the film Nigeria folks are described as antagonists and live with aliens

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Horror , Human nature, many kinds of discrimination

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The routine use of special effects of the aliens and the mother-ship bring to mind themes of technological resistance and change. However its use of inter-human conflict, body horror and even drama in Tania and Wikus' misunderstanding being a subplot in the film make it stand out from previous explorations of space.

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References the Apartheid of segregation zones, though it's more to enforce xenophobia felt by the inihabitants of Johannesburg

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Corruption within power structures