The relationship between film and reality is an allegorical relationship rather than a mirror or photographic relationship. It should be a one-to-many relationship with the finiteness of the form versus the infinity of the meaning. "The Ninth District" saw too many problems that people dare not face in reality, such as racial discrimination, the gap between the rich and the poor, and the alienation of the relationship between people. These problems are constantly being highlighted in our lives under the guidance of consumerism. Some problems are hidden deeper by the fast-paced urbanization life, but once the problems emerge, they will explode in extreme forms. As a film, "The Ninth District" is mainly to fulfill the responsibilities of art. However, returning to these problems in reality still requires every audience to face up and deal with it. This is the limited form of the film and the infinite meaning. From the complete picture, you can experience the imprints of multiple social consciousness.
District 9 Multiple social consciousness
2021-10-18 09:27
Extended Reading
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Peggie 2022-03-25 09:01:05
The flying saucer was dropped in a foreign country, and the lobster dropped in China must have been cooked long ago.
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Bridie 2022-03-24 09:01:13
Only when you experience the pain, you will see all evil when you are abandoned. Is it lucky to be scarcely painful? The price of discerning right and wrong is cruel, and the metal rose at the end of the film is really lonely. To borrow a sentence from the film review "Wenzel\(^o^)/" [To sum it up with a catchphrase: This film is really not about aliens, but loneliness. 】
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Wikus Van De Merwe: [picks up to examine and fiddle with silver canister] Well, huh, this has got the markings of - so it's definitely alien but it's uh, not a weapon... but I don't trust it, ya know, I don't trust any-a the...
[sprayed in face with the Alien fuel]
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Wikus Van De Merwe: [Wikus sees the head restraint descend down in-front of him] Alright, that's very comfor...
[Wikus's head is suddenly shunted forward and we hear a whirring sound]
Wikus Van De Merwe: [Wikus shouts] *Argh* Foking Bliksem!