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| WingNut Films (2009) | |||||
| Science Fiction, Thriller, Action | |||||
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| Sharlto Copley | Wikus Van De Merwe | |
| Jason Cope | Grey Bradnam - UKNR Chief Correspondent | |
| Nathalie Boltt | Sarah Livingstone - Sociologist | |
| Sylvaine Strike | Dr Katrina McKenzie | |
| Elizabeth Mkandawie | Interviewee | |
| John Sumner | Les Feldman - MIL Engineer | |
| William Allen Young | Dirk Michaels | |
| Greg Melvill-Smith | Interviewer | |
| Nick Blake | Francois Moraneu - CIV Engineer Team | |
| Morena Busa Sesatsa | Interviewee | |
| Themba Nkosi | Interviewee | |
| Mzwandile Nqoba | Interviewee | |
| Barry Strydom | Interviewee | |
| Jed Brophy | James Hope - Police Officer | |
| Louis Minnaar | Piet Smit |
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| Producer | Peter Jackson
Philippa Boyens |
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| Writer | Neill Blomkamp
Terri Tatchell |
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| Cinematography | Trent Opaloch
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| Musician | Clinton Shorter
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Aliens land in South Africa and have no way home. Years later after living in a slum and wearing out their welcome the "Non-Humans" are being moved to a new tent city overseen by Multi-National United (MNU). The movie follows an MNU employee tasked with leading the relocation and his relationship with one of the alien leaders. |
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