Neill Blomkamps' commitment to the plight of the global 99% seems radical for a filmmaker given a block-buster budget and a chance to work with superstar Matt Damon. The South African filmmaker's District 9 (2009), his lower-budget break-out hit, used keen allegories, metaphors, and evocative sci-fi visuals to deliver a parable about barely post-apartheid social justice. [...]
SOURCE: The Feminist Spectator at 09:29AM on August 30, 2013